Is stalling harmful to the car?

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There is damage. Frequent starting and stalling will cause certain damage to the starting battery, leading to battery depletion. Frequent starting and stalling will affect engine performance, resulting in incomplete combustion. Besides forming carbon deposits, it will also wear out internal engine components, affecting the engine's service life. Additional information: Stalling once or twice has no impact on the car, but frequent stalling will have some effect, causing incomplete combustion in the engine. If the car is still in the break-in period, stalling will affect the break-in process. Starting the car after stalling repeatedly won't cause any issues, but you should pay attention to the battery level. Each start consumes a significant amount of power, and if the car doesn't run, the battery won't be recharged, so be cautious about battery depletion.