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Is there a way to disable Regnerative braking during spirited driving?

Started By cmax-nynj , Oct 05 2015 08:43 AM

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#1 OFFLINE cmax-nynj

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Region:U.S. Northeast
LocationNY, NJ, CT
My C-MAX's Year:2013
Current Vehicle:SE

Posted 05 October 2015 - 08:43 AM

Just wondering.......

The braking feel is dramatically improved with friction braking only. I drive on some mountainous areas and I wish there is a way to disable regen. braking while I'm carving the canyon.

Edited by cmax-nynj, 05 October 2015 - 08:44 AM.

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#2 OFFLINE ptjones

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Region:U.S. Southern Atlantic
LocationNewnan, GA
My C-MAX's Year:2013
Current Vehicle:2013 C-MAX SEL

Posted 05 October 2015 - 09:16 AM

Not that I know of. I know it is annoying when the HVB gets charged up and you have to use your brakes, waste energy. You can turn on the downhill assist which uses ICE to slow the car down without using gas.

Paul

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#3 OFFLINE cmax-nynj

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135 posts

Region:U.S. Northeast
LocationNY, NJ, CT
My C-MAX's Year:2013
Current Vehicle:SE

Posted 05 October 2015 - 09:48 AM

I do use downhill assist almost all the time but there are times when I want to drive the car with friction braking only. The pedal pressure is much less sensitive and a lot more linear with friction braking.