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What issues have been reported with the auto stop feature in Chevy Cruze vehicles?
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The primary issue with the auto start-stop system often stems from a faulty battery or alternator. If the alternator isn't functioning correctly, it won't properly charge the battery, potentially resulting in a dead battery. Consequently, if the battery is dead, the vehicle may not auto-start after shutting off, leading to a stall. Additionally, a computer issue can also arise with the system. Since the system relies on the computer to recognize when the vehicle is stopped or about to start moving again, any software glitch in this process could prevent the vehicle from starting up as usual.
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Individuals have encountered an issue with restarting when the automatic engine stop is activated while stopped at a red light in their Chevy Cruze. If you experience this problem, make sure to take your vehicle to a dealership for servicing.
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I recently purchased a pre-owned 2016 Chevy CruzeLT limited edition. The problem I'm facing is that it shuts off and I have to manually put it into park, then manually start it from that position. My mechanic is stumped, and YouTube reviews aren't providing any solutions either. Any additional insights or suggestions for diagnosing this issue would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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Because it is controlled by the computer, there are various factors that determine when it turns on or off. For instance, in hotter regions, it may turn on more often unless the air conditioning is activated. It is not an issue if it does not turn on frequently or at all. This should have no impact on the engine's performance and can be left as is without any noticeable difference.
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The engine auto stop feature is not functioning in my 2017 Chevy Cruze. I recently replaced the battery, so that's not the issue. I've noticed that the weather has become much colder in the past week, with daytime temperatures around 25 degrees, which could be the cause. Researching online has provided me with valuable information about the auto stop feature.
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I borrowed my girlfriend's Chevy Cruze and it unexpectedly shut off at the gas station. Despite several attempts to restart it by turning the key and stepping on the gas, it finally came back to life. However, the automatic start feature was no longer working.
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It sounds like the issue with your Cruz's brake booster is a common problem, especially with the auto stop feature.
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