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Old 31st October 2023, 16:58   #91
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Re: Auto Hold: Most convenient yet neglected feature!

Sorry if this question is already answered - Vehicle on Auto Hold in D mode in a DCT transmission will free up the clutch or it will still be under undue pressure resulting in heating up of transmission?

I get that the best way is to switch to Neutral with EPB enabled for longer wait times.

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Sorry if this question is already answered - Vehicle on Auto Hold in D mode in a DCT transmission will free up the clutch or it will still be under undue pressure resulting in heating up of transmission?

I get that the best way is to switch to Neutral with EPB enabled for longer wait times.
In DCT the clutch is disengaged when the auto hold is on. So don't worry about the clutch wearing out. Moreover if there was any slightest problem associated with the clutch while using auto hold, the car companies wouldn't have provided it or would have issued a strong warning against using auto hold for prolonged periods.
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In DCT the clutch is disengaged when the auto hold is on. So don't worry about the clutch wearing out. Moreover if there was any slightest problem associated with the clutch while using auto hold, the car companies wouldn't have provided it or would have issued a strong warning against using auto hold for prolonged periods.
Incidentally I have recently moved from a Creta diesel AT with EPB to a Verna DCT with EPB. The nature of operating the EPB is different. In the Creta, one can disengage EPB and press the accelerator right away (after shifting to D). In the Verna one has to press the brake while disengaging EPB and then press the accelerator.
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Incidentally I have recently moved from a Creta diesel AT with EPB to a Verna DCT with EPB
In my case am using Autohold + ISG. I hardly use EPB. Following is the SOP during signal stop/stop-go traffic

1. I hard press the brake and so Autohold will engage with engine shutdown

2. I slowly tap the accelerator or if my camera detects the forward movement of the vehicle in front, it will start the engine with auto-hold on till I tap the accelerator

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if my camera detects the forward movement of the vehicle in front, it will start the engine with auto-hold on till I tap the accelerator
What camera is this? Which car? Or do you mean ADAS?
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In my case am using Autohold + ISG. I hardly use EPB. Following is the SOP during signal stop/stop-go traffic

1. I hard press the brake and so Autohold will engage with engine shutdown

2. I slowly tap the accelerator or if my camera detects the forward movement of the vehicle in front, it will start the engine with auto-hold on till I tap the accelerator
1) I have an Alcazar DCT and it works well with Auto Start/Stop and Auto Hold. But the annoying part is it switches off the AC as well which might not be desirable in hot climates.

2) On your 2nd point, I have observed my vehicle starts automatically many times even without pressing the accelerator. This is pretty surprising and am not sure on the logic behind Auto Start Stop, was thinking maybe the ambient temperature inside is low, so it starts to make the AC work. But I dont think its because of forward movement of the vehicle in front unless this is some ADAS feature. Can probably be an issue as well in my case, not sure

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In my Nexon EV Max, there is autohold + creep function. Autohold switches on when you hold the brakes for a few seconds after coming to standstill and the car moves when you press accelerator. If you don't hold the brakes for long (a few seconds) and you come to standstill, autohold won't engage and you will get the creep function.

I'm planning to buy the upcoming Curvv ev and this perfection makes me happy. I think the best combo that would cater 99% of traffic conditions.
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I have never observed any engine strain in my Honda City with the Auto Hold engaged
How to engage Auto Hold in the City ?
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