Re: 2023 Crosstrek Auto shutoff
VanguardLH <[email protected]> Tue, 29 Apr 2025 00:08:25 -0500
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UFO <[email protected]> wrote: > Yes, turning the steering wheel will restart the eng, tested that > today. A lot of engine- or vacuum-powered motors got replaced with electric motors in auto-stop cars. From what others have said, auto-stop cars have "power" steering by using electric motors, so turning it ups the load on the electrical system which is higher than the auto-stop battery can tolerate, or the auto-stop logic decides you are beginning to drive again, so it auto-starts. A LOT of components in auto-stop cars got replaced with electric motors. > Is it perhaps getting telemetry from the cameras and other stuff that takes > pictures trying to catch speeders > or light runners at the intersections? As I understand it (which is still little), the Eyesight system might get involved with auto-stop, but its consequential, like you come up to a stoplight with pedestrians around, so maybe the Eyesight pedestrian monitoring gets triggered. I don't think the Eyesight can read traffic lights as to what color they show; else, it could override you trying to run a red light. Automatic stop-and-go (bumper-to-bumper) speed control using EyeSight is currently (or was) only a feature of EyeSight X in Japan where the car can Auto drive. I don't know if Eyesight X has filtered yet into the US market, but then I don't know where you are. Eyesight 4.0 add speed sign reading and ACC (adaptive cruise control) speed limiting which is part of Eyesight X. You didn't say if you were first in line stopped at a traffic light, or behind someone else also waiting there. Eyesight has its adaptive cruise control on select models where you can choose the distance to maintain you and the car ahead.