cha5986

Hi,

Just purchased base 2019 Cayenne 3 days ago and seeing an issue with the auto start/stop that it only lasts for about 10 sec and it automatic turns on.
Has anyone seen this?
Should I bring it to service center?

c4s911

I programed mine to turn off if i tough the diamond button on the steering wheel... takes just a second but do have to do it each time i turn the vehicle on

vangoose

You can program individual mode to have it disabled and free the diamond button.

Gonzalo38

cha5986:

I see that in my 2019 base Cayenne, but I only see it when I'm using AC at higher speeds. Don't know why it happens but maybe it has to do with the battery charge and the car trying to avoid the battery going below certain voltage ? Let us know if you take it to the dealer.

By the way, this is the previous model manual and you can get a couple of ideas of when could start stop with with limited functionality

http://www.porscheownersmanuals.com/...ing-on-and-off

c4s911

if you program it to the individual mode..... don't you still need to tough the individual button each time you start the car OR does it stay off like past models? That would free up the button on the steering wheel if it just stays off

cometguy

So the new Cayenne doesn't allow you to permanently turn off the auto-start/stop function? The 2018 Macan still allows permanent turn-off, but I don't know what the 2019 Macan will have.

c4s911

True, you CAN NOT permanently turn it off

cometguy

You can turn off auto-start/stop "permanently" in the older Macans (meaning, when you press the OFF switch, it will stay off, even if you turn off the engine and re-start the engine again) ... I don't know about the 2019 version.

fkim011

That was the case for the 958 Cayennes too. The new redesign models from 2017 one won't be able to turn it off permanently. Has to turned off every time you start the car or programmed in IND mode to turn off when selected.

LSR

I've had my 2019 Cayenne for about 2 weeks now, and the way Porsche implemented auto stop/start (killing the engine before the car is fully stopped) is driving me crazy. I could find no way to turn off auto stop/start "permanently." Assigning the function to the diamond button on the steering wheel works well, but it uses up the button. To avoid this, I put a virtual auto stop/start button on the PCM's home screen in a small square positioned at the bottom center of the screen, where my index finger can easily touch it as I shift into drive or reverse. It can also be put on the widget screen, but I haven't found that to be necessary.

alpine-al

Another way to deactivate AutoStart/Stop is to press the Sport button every time you drive.

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porscherex

If the car has PASM it has an "Individual" button on the console which sets up the driving dynamics. Auto Start/stop can be added there. The Individual button would still have to be selected at startup, so it's not permanent, but it frees up the diamond button.

JCWLS3

That's a great bit of advice if it holds true. I'll plan on pressing that button as I idle down the driveway every morning. You never know when some punk kid on a hoverboard will want to race!

Blackfield

This is frustrating. In my BMW F80, one can deactivate this once and forget about it. For a company that builds sport cars, not sure why Porsche does not implement it this way..

Does the Sport Chrono package remember the last selected mode?

I don't plan for getting this package but it can remember the last selected mode (after the engine is shut off), maybe it is worth while just so I can deactivate the auto start-off for good).

azra

to answer your question , no it does not remember your last selected mode and will revert back every time you shut down the engine.

This is frustrating to me and I hope we'll get an update to solve this issue.