Does frequent stalling in a manual transmission car cause significant damage to the vehicle?

[VonMarley]

Frequent stalling in a manual transmission car can indeed cause damage, particularly to the engine. When the engine stalls due to being overloaded, the crankshaft may experience some impact, and unburned gasoline can remain in the cylinders. Over time, this can lead to an increase in carbon deposits within the engine. To prevent stalling when starting a manual transmission car, it's advisable to use the half-clutch technique. This method gradually reduces the speed difference between the clutch plate and the engine flywheel, allowing the car to start smoothly. When starting, first engage the first gear, then slowly lift the clutch pedal with your left foot. Pause briefly when the clutch reaches the engagement point, then continue to lift the pedal slowly while gently pressing the accelerator pedal with your right foot. This helps prevent the engine from stalling.