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If the stop-start system in your Land Rover Freelander 2 isn't functioning, the first step is to ensure that it's activated using the button on the dashboard. If it's turned on but still not operational, this could indicate an electrical problem in the car. If the electrical system is faulty, there may not be sufficient battery charge for the stop-start feature to function. The system only activates when the vehicle determines that the battery has enough voltage and reserve capacity to start the engine. If it falls below this level, the engine won't shut off to prevent the battery from running out of power to restart the car in traffic.
The auto start-stop function on a Land Rover Freelander 2 might fail to activate due to issues like weak batteries, a malfunctioning KEY fob, or a defective remote ignition sensor.
For sure, when the battery is running low and the temperature drops below 5 degrees, it may not function properly.