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I really like the idea of Stop Start, its clever (it thinks when it should be doing it or not), its efficient (saves the ozone layer whilst I am stopping at red lights like I am driving through america) and best of all, you can turn it off when you want to!

I would love it on my car, but its a shame that it only seems to be diesels that get SNG (across any brand!)? unless I am mistaken?

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Hi 

I have focus 1.0 ecoboost 2012 I bought the car November 2015 with 17,250 miles on clock and now I'm sitting at 21,000 odds and my start stop has only worked a handful of times ive had it Into ford and all they only charged my batt and told me is working fine when I got it back it took 4.5 days to wrk for me and only worked twice on that day and then only worked once weeks later what could be my issue  

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When the car stops are you having a lot of trouble starting it again? Cars that are fitted with that require a lot of battery power

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I've also got a 1.0 Ecoboost with 18K on and in the 6 months I've owned it it's only worked a couple of times. Knowing all the conditions under which it won't work I'm not too surprised. With a four-year-old battery I'm guessing that's the main reason but I'm not particularly bothered and I certainly won't be replacing the battery just in the hope of getting it to work more often.

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I think stop/start is just a con to improve the vehicles emissions figures for homologation purposes.  In real life you end up paying more for special batteries and worn out starter motors over time.

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