Auto Stop Start cancel switch location on Hybrid?

Hello everyone,

I have learned so much from reading these forums over the last month. Thank you to everyone for taking the time to contribute so much rich content.

I recently picked up a 2023 Limited Hybrid and I love everything about this truck. I have ordered the black out overlay badges, Toyota symbol up front, and am taking the car in to get the chrome around the windows wrapped. I will likely order the remaining items from Sparks to take care of the bumper surround, door handles, etc.

But that is not why I've started the thread! I have tried searching for this answer, but was not able to find one.

Where is the auto stop start cancel switch located on the hybrid models?

I do not see the button to the left of the steering wheel on my hybrid limited. I have high beam light, gas tank door, odometer backlight, odo/trip, and then the rear parking assist.

I read in the manual that it is important to hit this button after highway driving > 60 mph, uphill driving, or aggressive driving in general and let the engine idle for one minute before shutting off.

 

there isnt one, you can't disable that in the hybrid like the non-hybrid

 

Hmm so no idling for 1 minute after fast driving then?

 

my guess is they have that covered with software,

 

The hybrid system will switch on and off as the truck sees fit based on a bunch of parameters. It’s all pretty seamless, you can’t even really tell unless your looking at the tachometer while cruising around

 

My 22 Hybrid does not have shut off button. I does its on thing.

 

Why would you disable engine shut off it ready to go no matter with electric power and it save gas

 

After heavy acceleration or prolonged speed, in order to let the oil circulate through the turbo as it cools down. This is what the manual recommends, but apparently as stated earlier, the software intelligently accounts for this on the hybrid.

If anyone has more information to share on how that works I am curious!

 

I have observed that the hybrids have cooling fans on the radiator where the non-hybrids don't, but they have shutters.

 

I was reading the manual for the non hybrid. The following screen shot does not appear in the manual for the hybrid, but I also did not notice where it mentions how the hybrid accounts for the similar conditions. I am not worried or concerned, I trust the engineering to do it's thing. Just curious as to what it is doing.