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I would like to disconnect the hood release sensor so that the auto stop feature will be disabled on my 2016 Cruze.
I have had the new car one week.
The fan slows down and the air conditioning is not as cool when the car shuts down.
I live in a large city in Texas in a area that has a lot of road construction going on right now.
The temperatures are over 95 most afternoons on my one hour drive home in stop and go traffic.
I have been miserable in this car because of the way the air conditioning reacts.
The auto stop will not be a problem once things cool down but right now I just want a normal car.
The car does not have a remote start feature.
What cautions and advice would you give about disconnecting the hood sensor?
Will this set off alerts or caution messages?
Thank you.
I have had the new car one week.
The fan slows down and the air conditioning is not as cool when the car shuts down.
I live in a large city in Texas in a area that has a lot of road construction going on right now.
The temperatures are over 95 most afternoons on my one hour drive home in stop and go traffic.
I have been miserable in this car because of the way the air conditioning reacts.
The auto stop will not be a problem once things cool down but right now I just want a normal car.
The car does not have a remote start feature.
What cautions and advice would you give about disconnecting the hood sensor?
Will this set off alerts or caution messages?
Thank you.