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Originally Posted by jamesqf
Did you actually get it to activate at 70? I never could get it to activate above the 18 mph or so limit, but if I came to a stop on a downhill, so the autostop activated, I could coast up to 40 mpg or better before the engine would kick on again.
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Natalya makes a small PCB which feeds the ECU a ~2mph signal for a moment, which causes auto-stop to kick in at any speed, and doesn't affect the FCD (because it calculates MPG and shows speed without the ECU). It will stay in auto-stop until you throw the car back into gear. Just put it on a relay with a button near your shifter and you have auto-stop whenever you'd like.
