Twotelluride
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My Dad hates it because of the AC gets warm. Now the starter not working and Kia wanted to charge him $670 bucks.
I am having the same issue with my 2020 Telluride. It has worked without issue since I purchased it in October 2019. The last month or so it has not activated once.I'm having the same issue too. It's getting colder but not as cold as it is by you. I have been just getting the amber A and applying a good amount of pressure. I used to apply just enough you stop the car without initiating it. Now I just want to see it work and it won't.
If you haven’t been driving much on a daily basis, try driving on the highway for about an hour. The idea is to provide more charging to the battery from the alternator. Since this car has a lot of electronics and will drain the battery quick to the point you lose ISG function within a few days of not driving.I am having the same issue with my 2020 Telluride. It has worked without issue since I purchased it in October 2019. The last month or so it has not activated once.
How to put ac on autoIf you don’t set your climate control to auto, ISG won’t work.
Also if you only lightly brake at a complete stop instead of fully depressing the brake pedal.
Otherwise, the ISG off button is the only other way.
If you have the manual climate controls, this doesn’t apply.How to put ac on auto
They did study's during the gas crunch in the 80s that reveled if your modeling for more than 10 minutes it's best to shut off. If less than 10 minutes it actually uses more gas to start up. These newer cars are probably more efficient but I panic when my engine stops. I don't like it. Love the Telly though.It only saves gas if you make stops lasting more then 10 seconds.
Had mine at the dealership last month. was in for battery dyeing over night. (is only 2 years old). Dealer couldn't find anything wrong with battery. said could be seat trim causing drain. Come back when in stock. ok, Another return to Dealer to replace seat trim, parked and when they went to work on it found drain. SUPRIZE. Kept it for 2.5 weeks and replaced dc converter, BCM and then found rear tail latch assembly got the final blame. Now my ISG doesn't work. Dealer said its not related!! go figure!Update: car won’t start this morning - 10.5 volts and 0 CCA according to battery tester. Fully charge the battery and go for a long drive. Not once does the auto start work. Check battery an hour after the drive, voltage down to low 11.X volts and only 350 CCA, when it should be 700-800 CCA.
Alternator pushing voltage to charge the battery, passes when tested.
Seems the car is smart enough to not run the auto start on a dud battery. Not sure why it isn’t smart enough to throw a low voltage warning my way - in the car or via the mobile app.
Not really in the mood to drive to dealer for testing/replacement, but I’m pretty sure I can’t buy time. The battery seems to be failing rather fast, to the point driving somewhere could result in getting stranded.
Clearly, based on my own experience (my previous thread), and what I am reading from TheNip73, the battery seems to be failing or some of the “highly sophisticated” features in this car are draining the battery but no one can figure out… to be followed...Had mine at the dealership last month. was in for battery dyeing over night. (is only 2 years old). Dealer couldn't find anything wrong with battery. said could be seat trim causing drain. Come back when in stock. ok, Another return to Dealer to replace seat trim, parked and when they went to work on it found drain. SUPRIZE. Kept it for 2.5 weeks and replaced dc converter, BCM and then found rear tail latch assembly got the final blame. Now my ISG doesn't work. Dealer said its not related!! go figure!
How could the seat trim possibly drain the batteryClearly, based on my own experience (my previous thread), and what I am reading from TheNip73, the battery seems to be failing or some of the “highly sophisticated” features in this car are draining the battery but no one can figure out… to be followed...
I just disabled mine. Took a medium length black zip tie and cut a center piece out of it the length of the switch. Push the switch in and push the zip tie in till the switch stays. Its Invisible and works great. Wonder how many billions the government spent on this joke only to have it disabled by a 1 cent zip tie.Does the Telly have that awful automatic stop / start feature, and if it does can it be disabled?
Got a picture of what you did?I just disabled mine. Took a medium length black zip tie and cut a center piece out of it the length of the switch. Push the switch in and push the zip tie in till the switch stays. Its Invisible and works great. Wonder how many billions the government spent on this joke only to have it disabled by a 1 cent zip tie.![]()
you have a pic?I just disabled mine. Took a medium length black zip tie and cut a center piece out of it the length of the switch. Push the switch in and push the zip tie in till the switch stays. Its Invisible and works great. Wonder how many billions the government spent on this joke only to have it disabled by a 1 cent zip tie.![]()
Great thanks that’s perfect. Any issues ? How long you have been using it like this? Does it work every time ? Thanks againHope that helps everyone.![]()
Hope that helps everyone.![]()
No problems so far. It's been a week now. Seems to work every time. As far as a long term fix some of the others posts used a dime or plastic from a Philadelphia cream cheese container . One person has been useing it for 3 months with no problems so far. I can't possibly see how it would harm any electronic components of the switch beings it's plastic. Also if you want to remove it a straight pin should do the trick. We call our moss green Telluride..Kermit. We love Kermit but not his stoplight switch. I panic when my car quits in the middle of the road no matter what the cause. I have 3 stoplights in my town..so urban stop and go traffic is not my driveing environment. Your welcome again.Great thanks that’s perfect. Any issues ? How long you have been using it like this? Does it work every time ? Thanks again
A straight pin should work or small piece of wire.it's not in there very deep.Yes, in the beginning there was a FOUNDING MEMBER who folded a business card and then shove it in there just like you did, but that was a nasty looking hack. Your's on the other hand is nice. But I must wonder IF you ever needed to get that out, how would you do it?![]()