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Old Feb 17, 2010 | 01:49 AM
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I sometimes experience "jerky braking" if that makes sense, and I don't have the ceramic brakes on my car. BTW, Is there a way to make the Hold function feature activate when I'm not on a slope...My BMW had this, and it was very useful on traffic stops, I don't even have to hold down the brake, the car does it automatically.
 
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odd question, but are you in sport/sport plus mode when this happens? i have noticed that when in sport mode in any pdk trans that the car has odd shift points which make the car slowing down seem awkward... just a question.
 
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Originally Posted by rojda
I am not sure that is ABS. I had it happen tonight when I was slowing to a stop in second gear around 3 mph. "HOLD" flashed on the dash and the brakes locked jerking the car to a sudden stop. However, I was on a flat road at the time so I don't know why the HOLD engaged.
What you're describing is the car senses it's on a decline or incline. AT 3mph thats creeping along in traffic or into a garage space or similar situation.

Check to make sure you weren't on a decline or incline 1st. If you weren't and it continues to do it call for service. - I've not heard of this issue thus far.

Originally Posted by tony102385
ok you are describing exact same thing as what happend to me, is this an issue with the auto start stop feature?
Nothing to do with Auto/Start/Stop. You must engage that feature to be 'on' and even then the car must be at a complete stop for it to work.
 
Old Feb 20, 2010 | 02:29 PM
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The problem is with the auto hold feature, the car gets confused when stopping sometimes. It doesn't like you coming to a hard stop on a slope and right before you come to a complete stop you ease up on braking to prevent a hard stop the computer thinks it needs to hold the car and automatiaclly holds the car which makes the car come to a really hard stop. hope this makes some sense.
 
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