How to prevent stalling when starting on a slope?
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The method to prevent stalling when starting on a slope is: First, lift your left foot (clutch pedal) slowly until the car begins to vibrate, then hold it steady. Gradually release the brake pedal. Once the front wheels start pulling the rear wheels, slowly release the clutch pedal completely. When preparing to start on a slope, after the engine starts, keep both the clutch and brake pedals depressed with your feet. Shift the gear into first, then release the handbrake. Gradually ease off the brake pedal with your right foot while monitoring the tachometer's RPM. When the tachometer shows around 2000 RPM and you hear a slight change in the engine sound, slowly release the clutch pedal with your left foot. Once you feel the car beginning to move, quickly release the brake pedal with your right foot while simultaneously fully releasing the clutch. Then, gently press the accelerator to give some gas, and the car will move up the slope.