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GaryB1969 · Apr 12th, 2024, 16:24

Hi, I have a 2022 B4 petrol. My previous (D4) V90 used to have a coasting/freewheel mode where by when you took your foot off the throttle the rev counter would drop right down as if it were in neutral. My current B4P doesn't do this so I assumed it was a "diesel only" thing.

Yesterday I had an XC40 B3 petrol courtesy car and noticed that is also did the same as my previous D4, coasting saw the rev counter drop and the green "A" next to it illuminated. On my V90 the revs only drop and the green "A" illuminates when I come to a stop and the engine cuts.

Should my V90 mirror the XC40 I drove? The difference I can see is that my V90 DOESN'T have Pilot Assist but my previous D4 and the XC40 demonstrator both did have it.

Apr 12th, 2024, 16:24	#1
GaryB1969 Junior Member Last Online: Jun 3rd, 2024 13:52 Join Date: Aug 2019 Location: Ashby de la Zouch	V90 B4 "freewheel/coasting"? Hi, I have a 2022 B4 petrol. My previous (D4) V90 used to have a coasting/freewheel mode where by when you took your foot off the throttle the rev counter would drop right down as if it were in neutral. My current B4P doesn't do this so I assumed it was a "diesel only" thing. Yesterday I had an XC40 B3 petrol courtesy car and noticed that is also did the same as my previous D4, coasting saw the rev counter drop and the green "A" next to it illuminated. On my V90 the revs only drop and the green "A" illuminates when I come to a stop and the engine cuts. Should my V90 mirror the XC40 I drove? The difference I can see is that my V90 DOESN'T have Pilot Assist but my previous D4 and the XC40 demonstrator both did have it.