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Old 04-03-2019, 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Greels View Post
Having owned a vehicle (also a Jeep) that had a Hill Start Assist that works as the OP explained, I strongly disagree. If you have to have your left foot on the brake, it absolutely does not work perfectly.
What possible on road situation would you need to use both pedals? It’s just not an issue, i have a steep driveway and it only rolls back less then half the time. Unless you have a manual or dual clutch transmission, which will roll back in a slight breeze, you just don’t need a system that holds the brakes. With an auto you can just use the throttle to hold your position if needed. BTW I have a car with a DSG transissions that likes to roll back and does NOT have hill hold and I’ve never had to double pedal it, never.
I feel like the 4Runner system is really to keep you from coming off an obstacle too fast or jerking the throttle trying to get up an obstacle.
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