How to Avoid Stalling During Half-Hill Start in Subject 2?

[McRichard]

To prevent stalling during a half-hill start in Subject 2, follow these methods: 1. Gradually release the clutch: When starting on a slope, slowly release the clutch pedal with your left foot until the vehicle begins to vibrate. Avoid lifting the clutch pedal further to prevent stalling. As the vehicle moves forward, gently apply the accelerator. Do not lift the clutch too high, as this can cause stalling if the handbrake is not released. 2. Avoid prolonged acceleration: During the start, avoid pressing the accelerator for too long while in a semi-engaged clutch state. Once the vehicle is moving due to the accelerator, release the clutch pedal and press the accelerator to start. 3. Coordinate the accelerator and clutch: Operate in the sequence of accelerator first, then clutch. When braking, brake first, then disengage the clutch. If you continue to brake to a certain extent, the vehicle body will shake, indicating that due to the braking resistance, you need to press the clutch to cut off the engine's power transmission and avoid stalling.