rough take-off after auto stop
#1
rough take-off after auto stop
My car occasionally kind of pops into gear after a complete auto stop (07 civic)
it seems a little rough to me - it is usually when it is colder. Is this happening to anyone else?
Thanks
it seems a little rough to me - it is usually when it is colder. Is this happening to anyone else?
Thanks
#2
Re: rough take-off after auto stop
Could you elaborate?
In my experience with several hybrids (expecially the Toyota Camry) take-offs can be a little rough if we go for the gas pedal too fast or too agressive.
I usually give the powertrain the time it needs to resynch smoothly after letting the brake go. In cold weather it also means that the once "insignificant" delay is now more pronounced and it is wise to observe it.
Cheers;
MSantos
In my experience with several hybrids (expecially the Toyota Camry) take-offs can be a little rough if we go for the gas pedal too fast or too agressive.
I usually give the powertrain the time it needs to resynch smoothly after letting the brake go. In cold weather it also means that the once "insignificant" delay is now more pronounced and it is wise to observe it.
Cheers;
MSantos
#4
Re: rough take-off after auto stop
The jolt forward occurs when I take my foot off of the brake. I usually try to wait a bit to let the engine fully shut off before lifting my foot off of the brake, then it may or may not jump before the re-start occurs. I know that I am in a break-in period(500mi), so I am trying to take it easy with the car - I was just wondering if I should take this up with the dealership or if I should learn to deal with it.
#5
Re: rough take-off after auto stop
I haven't noticed any significant stutters, assuming again, as ppgroup recommends, that you take your time and don't punch the gas immediately.
Not to digress too much, but what gets me worried is during moderate to heavy breaking, when the car gets into the 10 mph zone, and goes from cylinders-deactivated back to actice idling (I think), briefly just before the autostop kicks in at 7mph. I can be breaking smoothly, and suddenly at 10mph, my little lovely suddenly kicks forward a bit and I have a momentary fear that the brakes are faulty. ANybody else notice this? And why does the engine have to kick back on at <10mph? Makes for a real pain in 5-10mph stop-start traffic.
Not to digress too much, but what gets me worried is during moderate to heavy breaking, when the car gets into the 10 mph zone, and goes from cylinders-deactivated back to actice idling (I think), briefly just before the autostop kicks in at 7mph. I can be breaking smoothly, and suddenly at 10mph, my little lovely suddenly kicks forward a bit and I have a momentary fear that the brakes are faulty. ANybody else notice this? And why does the engine have to kick back on at <10mph? Makes for a real pain in 5-10mph stop-start traffic.
#6
Re: rough take-off after auto stop
i dont think the engine is kicking on, i think the regen is shutting down, you are losing the drag from the motor generating power. so it would make it feel as though your losing breaking power.
just a guess. if the fuel is actually turning back on that is just silly .
just a guess. if the fuel is actually turning back on that is just silly .
#7
Re: rough take-off after auto stop
Originally Posted by bogeigley
The jolt forward occurs when I take my foot off of the brake. I usually try to wait a bit to let the engine fully shut off before lifting my foot off of the brake, then it may or may not jump before the re-start occurs. I know that I am in a break-in period(500mi), so I am trying to take it easy with the car - I was just wondering if I should take this up with the dealership or if I should learn to deal with it.
Cheers;
MSantos
#8
Re: rough take-off after auto stop
Originally Posted by dogarm
suddenly at 10mph, my little lovely suddenly kicks forward a bit and I have a momentary fear that the brakes are faulty. ANybody else notice this? And why does the engine have to kick back on at <10mph? Makes for a real pain in 5-10mph stop-start traffic.
#9
Re: rough take-off after auto stop
I've experienced this too and it is like Anahymbrid said, the regen is shutting down. It's usually more noticeable when you've been gently decelerating than with more normal braking. I've come to expect it so it doesn't bother me such that I plan on giving myself a lil more room right at the end so I don't have to press any harder on the brake than I already was and stop where I expect to.
#10
Re: rough take-off after auto stop
Originally Posted by dogarm
I haven't noticed any significant stutters, assuming again, as ppgroup recommends, that you take your time and don't punch the gas immediately.
Not to digress too much, but what gets me worried is during moderate to heavy breaking, when the car gets into the 10 mph zone, and goes from cylinders-deactivated back to actice idling (I think), briefly just before the autostop kicks in at 7mph. I can be breaking smoothly, and suddenly at 10mph, my little lovely suddenly kicks forward a bit and I have a momentary fear that the brakes are faulty. ANybody else notice this? And why does the engine have to kick back on at <10mph? Makes for a real pain in 5-10mph stop-start traffic.
Not to digress too much, but what gets me worried is during moderate to heavy breaking, when the car gets into the 10 mph zone, and goes from cylinders-deactivated back to actice idling (I think), briefly just before the autostop kicks in at 7mph. I can be breaking smoothly, and suddenly at 10mph, my little lovely suddenly kicks forward a bit and I have a momentary fear that the brakes are faulty. ANybody else notice this? And why does the engine have to kick back on at <10mph? Makes for a real pain in 5-10mph stop-start traffic.
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