The infamous hill holder on the '17 (how to disable)

[BostonJellyBean]

I had it in my '14 CVT Mirage and now in my '17 CVT. It works flawlessly every time. It could be that the CVT having a torque converter absorbs some of the delay during engagement.
Perhaps a more relaxed pace coupled with a judicial application of throttle will ease the transition.
If one cannot adjust their driving style to suit the vehicle they're in it's no fault of the vehicle itself.

So dum down and be a less precise driver for technology? Bwahahahahahaha

[Basic]

My '14 ES 5MT has hill assist... It's called a handbrake and it works fantastically

Cheers!

[IchabodCrane]

So dum down and be a less precise driver for technology? Bwahahahahahaha

Yeah... That's exactly what I meant.

[MightyMirageMpg]

Ever pick up at AB InBev ( Anheuser-busch new owners from some foreign country )
They fired the slow union dock workers, and automated the factory and docks. The robots are SLOWER than the old slow union workers. So yes.. I've traveled the country and seen how it gets done today .

As an industrial technician, ive worked on a LOT of robots. FANUC mainly. There is absolutely nothing a human can do better than a properly setup robot.

Your not faster, more repetitive, stronger or more precise.

[Eggman]

But we're smarter! Haha

And we have no electro-mechanical parts to break down.

[BostonJellyBean]

As an industrial technician, ive worked on a LOT of robots. FANUC mainly. There is absolutely nothing a human can do better than a properly setup robot.

Your not faster, more repetitive, stronger or more precise.

So why does it take the robot 4 hrs to load 46k lbs of beer?
Why if it's so precise when I went to scale it It didn't load corrrectly and even after moving trailer tandems all the way I'm both directions... I still couldn't scale axle correctly?
Right.
I bet you love those Wal-Mart computer check outs too... Facepalm

[BostonJellyBean]

Yeah... That's exactly what I meant.

I figured

[BostonJellyBean]

As an industrial technician, ive worked on a LOT of robots. FANUC mainly. There is absolutely nothing a human can do better than a properly setup robot.

Your not faster, more repetitive, stronger or more precise.

PS. I'll take my tax dollars back. You pay for
All the unemployed from the factories.
Kk Thanks

[MightyMirageMpg]

So why does it take the robot 4 hrs to load 46k lbs of beer?
Why if it's so precise when I went to scale it It didn't load corrrectly and even after moving trailer tandems all the way I'm both directions... I still couldn't scale axle correctly?
Right.
I bet you love those Wal-Mart computer check outs too... Facepalm

I do!

PS. I'll take my tax dollars back. You pay for
All the unemployed from the factories.
Kk Thanks

[BostonJellyBean]

I made sure to use the human tonight at Wal-Mart