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Originally Posted by RPM90
Oh, and with the auto engine stop/start set to ON by default, I suspect that a lot of people will be hitting the "OFF" setting once they get stuck at a train crossing on a hot sunny day with 100F temps and 80% humidity. How long will those frozen thingys provide cool air?
And that cool air wont' do anything for the humidity that will flood the air cabin as you're sitting there for a few minutes waiting for that slooooow train to go by.
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It's been discussed many times, and is in the manual: The system will not turn off the engine under certain conditions. One of them being when it's too hot or too cold outside (I forget the exact temps).