It's really bothering me that the car is using the brakes to recharge the battery. It's using my effort for its own good, making me do work to help it out. Hello? The car exists to do the work for me, not the other way around. Let the thing use it's exhaust gasses to make me popcorn or use its engine vibration to give me a massage, don't ask me to use my leg and foot muscles to recharge the electrical system.
If anyone knows how I can code the car to disable ED so I don't have to get a mechanic to cut the cables that produce the energy I'd appreciate it. Fine, the battery needs charging. Let the car do that work for itself. It works for me.
BJ
Wow Bolt, you are a hoot!!
I assume you will also want to disable the engine too since when you let off the throttle, you get engine braking and you obviously don't want that either!
You can probably code the DME to open the valves 100% of the time so there isn't chance of engine braking.
BJ,
I don't think ED can be disabled...
Is he serious?
Let the thing use it's exhaust gasses to make me popcorn or use its engine vibration to give me a massage, don't ask me to use my leg and foot muscles to recharge the electrical system. ... Let the car do that work for itself. It works for me.
It's really bothering me that the car is using the brakes to recharge the battery, don't ask me to use my leg and foot muscles to recharge the electrical system.
Fine, the battery needs charging. Let the car do that work for itself. It works for me.
BJ
This is a new low, even by BJ's standard.
Very easy. Trade in your car for an MT F30. Learn how to downshift to a stop, or downshift through a corner. When you have mastered this you will never need to use your brakes, period. As a bonus, you will not have to worry about replacing rotors or brake pads. Problem solved.
Hold on.
Pretty soon the car will decide it doesn't want to carry passengers, too much work for the poor thing.
BJ