Gas saving stopping.....
12-23-20, 02:52 PM
#31
BMW non-hybrids have the "auto" start-stop feature we are discussing where there isn't an electric battery/motor and the ICE simply just shuts off when you get to a stop (if the engine is at normal operating temperature).
Here is a better explanation of the difference between the two:
Having driven BMW non-hybrids with the auto start-stop system, I absolutely despise it and always look to disable it.
~ Im2bz2p345
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JDR76 (12-23-20)
12-24-20, 03:49 AM
#32
Yeah I like it too - the GSh and hybrids in general don't have auto start-stop that we're talking about in this thread. It's the "normal" start-stop with electric batteries/motors that are used to propel the car to 30+ mph until the ICE engine kicks in (fairly seamlessly). All hybrids are designed for the normal start-stop functionality.
BMW non-hybrids have the "auto" start-stop feature we are discussing where there isn't an electric battery/motor and the ICE simply just shuts off when you get to a stop (if the engine is at normal operating temperature).
Here is a better explanation of the difference between the two:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7524u5w4ZE
Having driven BMW non-hybrids with the auto start-stop system, I absolutely despise it and always look to disable it.
~ Im2bz2p345
BMW non-hybrids have the "auto" start-stop feature we are discussing where there isn't an electric battery/motor and the ICE simply just shuts off when you get to a stop (if the engine is at normal operating temperature).
Here is a better explanation of the difference between the two:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7524u5w4ZE
Having driven BMW non-hybrids with the auto start-stop system, I absolutely despise it and always look to disable it.
~ Im2bz2p345
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