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Hawthorn37
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To answer @Gina-B , foot on brake, leave it in Drive, and let Stop-Start do its thing. If its a long stop, and obvious the queue is stopped for quite a while, I put the handbrake, put it into Park, on and turn off the engine (unless either heating or aircon is needing to run).
To answer @flying banana - yes just like it’s always been. Photo below. You need to deactivate the system each time to turn on the ignition.
A slightly annoying bit of automation in the 6.1 with ACC fitted is that if the car radar detects the vehicle you’re following moves (even a very little bit), the stop-start system starts the engine in preparation for you driving away. This happens when queueing traffic edges forward. It’s not a big thing but I’d like to decide when to move!
![2DAD2305-6990-4538-A815-1FC24D54F14A.jpeg 2DAD2305-6990-4538-A815-1FC24D54F14A.jpeg](https://vwcaliforniaclub.com/data/attachments/103/103104-8debb264e0215ced18482939507af933.jpg)
To answer @flying banana - yes just like it’s always been. Photo below. You need to deactivate the system each time to turn on the ignition.
A slightly annoying bit of automation in the 6.1 with ACC fitted is that if the car radar detects the vehicle you’re following moves (even a very little bit), the stop-start system starts the engine in preparation for you driving away. This happens when queueing traffic edges forward. It’s not a big thing but I’d like to decide when to move!
![2DAD2305-6990-4538-A815-1FC24D54F14A.jpeg 2DAD2305-6990-4538-A815-1FC24D54F14A.jpeg](https://vwcaliforniaclub.com/data/attachments/103/103104-8debb264e0215ced18482939507af933.jpg)