Turning Off the F-150’s Engine Automatic Start-Stop Feature
Are you tired of your Ford F-150 constantly turning off and on at traffic lights? Say goodbye to that pesky auto start-stop feature with our easy-to-follow guide. Learn how to disable auto start-stop on your Ford F-150 for a smoother driving experience. Visit Akins Ford in Winder, GA, for assistance. Let’s dive in and take control of your vehicle’s settings!
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How to Turn Off the Auto Start-Stop Feature
Turning the Auto Start-Stop feature off in the Ford F-150 is really quite easy. In fact, you won’t have to sift through a single menu or settings screen to get the job done. You can disable this feature using the Auto Start-Stop button (pictured right), which is generally located on the dashboard above your central touchscreen display.
Please note that Auto Start-Stop will reset to the ON position each time you shut off the vehicle.
Why Is My Auto Start-Stop Not Working?
A green Auto Start-Stop icon will be illuminated in your instrument cluster display when the Auto Start-Stop system has cut off engine power. If you notice Engine Auto Start-Stop isn’t kicking in at a stop, don’t fret. There are a number of reasons a perfectly functional start-stop system may not turn off the engine while idling. Auto Start-Stop will not shut your engine off at every stop if:
Your engine may also restart if necessary to maintain interior comfort or to recharge the battery. Auto Start-Stop will also be automatically disabled if you’re towing a trailer or using the 4H or 4L feature of the four-wheel drive system.
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