[SEAT TIME RULES]

Gang,

With the new 48V X5's being produced now, how can I code out the Start/Stop on the car? I know Bimmercode could do it before the 48V upgrade, but what about now?

TIA,
HAZMAT

[cruzer666]

Originally Posted by SEAT TIME RULES

Gang,

With the new 48V X5's being produced now, how can I code out the Start/Stop on the car? I know Bimmercode could do it before the 48V upgrade, but what about now?

TIA,
HAZMAT

I have a G06 with the 48V mild hybrid, I coded the ASS off with BimmerCode.

[SEAT TIME RULES]

Many thanks!

[maximking]

Originally Posted by SEAT TIME RULES

Gang,

With the new 48V X5's being produced now, how can I code out the Start/Stop on the car? I know Bimmercode could do it before the 48V upgrade, but what about now?

TIA,
HAZMAT

on 48V mild hibrid if you disable completly START /STOP the remote engine start will not work anymore

[cruzer666]

Originally Posted by maximking

on 48V mild hibrid if you disable completly START /STOP the remote engine start will not work anymore

I coded Auto Start Stop off and Remote Start still works.

[maximking]

Originally Posted by cruzer666

I coded Auto Start Stop off and Remote Start still works.

had 1 car coded without automatic Start/Stop , would not start remotely , strange

[cruzer666]

Originally Posted by maximking

had 1 car coded without automatic Start/Stop , would not start remotely , strange

Which car? And what did you use to code it with?

I tried this on G05/G06 with BimmerCode and works fine.

[bandersen]

Originally Posted by cruzer666

I coded Auto Start Stop off and Remote Start still works.

Originally Posted by cruzer666

I coded Auto Start Stop off and Remote Start still works.

+1 as well

[r33_RGSport]

Originally Posted by maximking

on 48V mild hibrid if you disable completly START /STOP the remote engine start will not work anymore

All the cars that I've coded work perfectly fine even my '21 40i.

Remote start have some rules. I know for sure that it won't start if you have CEL.
I believe, it won't do it too if your gas is low.

[maximking]

Originally Posted by r33_RGSport

All the cars that I've coded work perfectly fine even my '21 40i.

Remote start have some rules. I know for sure that it won't start if you have CEL.
I believe, it won't do it too if your gas is low.

problem was fixed , reprogram DME and all good , MSA disabeld and remote start works fine

[Makefish]

The whole point of the hybrid is the efficiency and smooth transition between electric and ICE so why would you want to code out Start/Stop?

[cruzer666]

Originally Posted by Makefish

The whole point of the hybrid is the efficiency and smooth transition between electric and ICE so why would you want to code out Start/Stop?

It is annoying on previous gen 48V. On my G06 auto start stop is very smooth, I re-enabled it and have no complaints. It saves gas , it's smooth, no reason to turn it off anymore. Tear and wear is also a concern but this thing is built to last.

[Bavar-ian]

With ASS turned off on 48v mild hybrid, would the car still freewheel on the freeways?

I have a 21 40i

The ASS is lots smoother compared to my 21 GLS450.

[cruzer666]

Originally Posted by Bavar-ian

With ASS turned off on 48v mild hybrid, would the car still freewheel on the freeways?

I have a 21 40i

The ASS is lots smoother compared to my 21 GLS450.

I'm guessing you mean coast (without using gas) if so yes. The ASS in your car is nice though, I find it smoothest in eco pro, it stops the engine before the car comes to a complete stop, it sometimes creeps without turning on the engine, it will maintain a certain speed without the engine on vs coasting which will slow down the car. After giving it a solid chance I left ASS on and now I love it.

[maximking]

Originally Posted by Makefish

The whole point of the hybrid is the efficiency and smooth transition between electric and ICE so why would you want to code out Start/Stop?

i m not a fan of it , it's a decision of personal taste , honestly if they would left the button there would be much better option

[jad03060]

Their EPA rating and thus the corporate fuel economy average rating and potential fees depend on it working, so when it can be turned off with non-standard means (such as the user coding things), that doesn't count against them, but with a button, it does.

[Bavar-ian]

Originally Posted by cruzer666

I'm guessing you mean coast (without using gas) if so yes. The ASS in your car is nice though, I find it smoothest in eco pro, it stops the engine before the car comes to a complete stop, it sometimes creeps without turning on the engine, it will maintain a certain speed without the engine on vs coasting which will slow down the car. After giving it a solid chance I left ASS on and now I love it.

Haven't tried eco pro though but yes it doesnt irk me that much when compared to other ASS cars i have driven.
The free-wheeling feeling can be a little alarming at first, as we were all so used to engine braking all these time while coasting on the freeways.