The automatic shutdown of the I.C.E. can be bypassed by operating the shift lever in "S" mode.
Since the AC and all accessories will continue to run when the ICE is off, why would you want to bypass the auto shutdown?Or Tow/Haul mode.
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The automatic shutdown of the I.C.E. can be bypassed by operating the shift lever in "S" mode.
Since the AC and all accessories will continue to run when the ICE is off, why would you want to bypass the auto shutdown?Or Tow/Haul mode.
For me, it's just a personal preference thing. I don't care for the delay of the I.C.E. on restart and will immediately look for the auto start/stop disable button in any rental cars I come across that have it.Since the AC and all accessories will continue to run when the ICE is off, why would you want to bypass the auto shutdown?
Agreed. Reading my previous response, I think I was answering one thought by typing another. I don't specifically defeat it on the taco. Although, I probably would if there was a dedicated button to do so. I had stumbled across the S mode defeat while exploring the features of the truck. Turns out it is also described in the OM.But when I move off from a start, my truck starts moving on the traction motor while also starting the ICE and the whole thing is so seamless I hardly notice that the engine wasn't there from the beginning. So for me there is no need to defeat it or to even pay a lot of attention to what is going on.