How to Prevent Rolling Back and Stalling on a Slope When Parking and Starting?

[WestonLee]

Methods to prevent rolling back and stalling when parking and starting on a slope: To prevent rolling back when starting, it is essential to master the semi-engaged position of the clutch. When using the handbrake to start, pull the handbrake tightly and release it slowly. When starting, once the clutch is lifted to the engagement point, stop lifting further to avoid engine stalling, and do not press the clutch down to prevent rolling back. After starting, wait until the car moves forward steadily before slowly lifting the clutch pedal completely; otherwise, the engine may stall again. The following are the reasons for rolling back and stalling when parking on a slope: 1. It occurs when the clutch contact point is not lifted enough (the clutch is lifted too low) or when no throttle is applied (the car's idle speed is too low to initiate movement) before releasing the handbrake. 2. It happens when the brake is pressed too quickly or the clutch is lifted too high after rolling back. 3. It occurs when the clutch is lifted past the contact point while starting, and the handbrake is released too late.