splitzyx
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Is the Cupra driving mode in 2 stages, 1) esp sport and 2) ESP completely off. Any screenshot would be appreciated, thanks. How does it work between these two Cupra modes?
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MK3 Leon Cupra, what we know
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Check out my reader's ride thread. I took some pictures of the different mode settings.
Scott
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splitzyx
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Does it mean when you select Cupra on all settings, ESP is completely off, no other options as in sport etc.? Not like Golf GTI that its in sport but not completely off. Can't get any more info from the screens. http://www.topspeed.com/cars/seat/2014-seat-leon-sc-cupra-280-ar161885.html they refer to 2 different set-ups?? "Another feature included is the ESC handling system offered in two stages. Stage one deactivates and the ECS is in sport mode, while the second stage deactivates the ESC completely."
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splitzyx
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I suppose Scott could try on his Cupra, if its just a short press and long press that deactivates the ESP.
It appears the stability control is independent from the drive profile settings.
Scott
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Scott instead of going through the menus, if you press and hold the traction control button for about 5 seconds it should put it into a sport mode also or at least it does with mine
I can't see a traction control button unless I am missing it?
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Ignore that just had a look at some interior shots and can't see any buttons, maybe the Leon doesn't have an external TCS button, sorry for wasting ya time
Not about the ESC but while I was in the car looking for it I thought I'd do a quick vid showing the driver profile settings.
http://youtu.be/wQKUuNAiIjU
Scott
http://youtu.be/wQKUuNAiIjU
Scott
"Most of the time, this is where it stays". Says it all really, can't see my approach being any different ;-)
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Same here when I am driving it. Eco mode what's that all about. That's one choice that will never be used.....
Looking through the car menu on the infotainment and came across service which I presume is set at the factory and it is counting down from 20Kmiles. Seems a long time to service for a high performance car. I think I will still go for an oil change at 10K just for the peace of mind.
If it's anything like our mk2 the mileage won't just count down linearly. I think they call it "long life" servicing, other manufacturers call it "condition based". Basically, the car works out how long between services depending on the type of journeys and how it is driven. I reckon you would need to do mostly gentle motorway miles to hit 20k. In three years our mk2 asked for 2 services, one at 12k and one at 22k.
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