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Originally Posted by babaron

But it's agreed by all that when using this method to disable it, it only stays off while in paddle-shift mode, and comes back on if you re-enter "sport" mode by holding down the "+" paddle for 2 seconds, right?

Reason I ask is that I don't ever feel it in paddle shift mode, only in "sport" and "drive" modes. Would like to know if there is a way to disable it in sport mode.

Not agreed by all. Some have claimed that AFM is working even in M mode. There was never a definitive answer from GM that AFM is OFF in any modes. There was a vague suggestion from Jeff (GM rep on the forum) that AFM should be OFF in M and S modes. However, the problem seems to be all over the place: AFM is off for some cars in M mode and off in both M and S modes for some newer cars. In some cars, it always on regardless of modes. The only way to be certain AFM is off in S or M modes is a tune which will void your warranty. If you are lucky that AFM can be turned off in M mode, then driving with paddles in the only option at this point unless you want to keep an anchor on the gas pedal to keep the engine reved up ALL the time. Don't slow down and drive like a normal driver.