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How to Disable the Start & Stop System on the Dacia Sandero
Model: Dacia Sandero
MK 3
- Years 2021-2026
This video shows a method to disable the Start & Stop system on the Dacia Sandero: it slightly increases fuel consumption in the city, but prevents the engine from automatically shutting off at traffic lights. The operation is reversible at any time: open the bonnet and locate the battery. Find the Start & Stop connector, which is a small 2-wire electrical connector attached to the negative terminal of the battery. It usually has a blue clip or an identifying mark. Disconnect the connector, press the release tab, and gently pull the connector from its socket. Close the bonnet. A warning light will illuminate on the dashboard, and the system remains permanently disabled as long as the connector remains disconnected.
Posted on 9 February 2026 by ScegliAuto
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