We had to buy the new Witech plus to talk to the Giulia (more money) :curse:on the early giulietta's, you could simply disable it via OBD using MES. Giulia might be a bit more complicated though with all the electronics, and of course MES does not support it yet.
on later giulietta's Alfa changed it so the system remembered the last setting.
example giulietta:
In the giulietta, it was part of the proxy alignment procedure on the bodycomputer......We had to buy the new Witech plus to talk to the Giulia (more money) :curse:
I haven't seen an option in there to turn the start stop off
Ned
wiTECHplus won't get any new updates, as the Alfa brand has been migrated to wiTECH 2.0 (Stelvio isn't even supported on wiTECHplus).We had to buy the new Witech plus to talk to the Giulia
Yes I know but as independent we can't update to Witech 2 until the end of May as I understand itwiTECHplus won't get any new updates, as the Alfa brand has been migrated to wiTECH 2.0 (Stelvio isn't even supported on wiTECHplus).
Yep, but it resets on every new trip which a few folks don't like.Is there not a stop start cancel button on the dash somewhere like in every other car I've owned or driven with stop start?
Hihi all, I am a fresh owner of Giulia Super, 2.0T 200CV.
I would like to deactivate start-stop system forever....
Has anybody tried how to do this?
Thank you....
I'd love to be able to permanently turn off the start/stop on my Quadrifoglio like I can on my Mito.hi all, I am a fresh owner of Giulia Super, 2.0T 200CV.
I would like to deactivate start-stop system forever....
Has anybody tried how to do this?
Thank you....
As a lot of circuits/software probably work with that information, I doubt that would be a good idea..........
So one might try to kid the software that the battery is low. One might just disconnect a battery sensor wire. I fear though that things aren't that simple as the same sensor signal, I suspect, may be used by software to control the alternator output.
Andy