Reasons for Engine Stalling During Hill Start in Subject 2?
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Here are the reasons for engine stalling during hill start in Subject 2: 1. The clutch contact point is not lifted sufficiently. 2. Releasing the handbrake without applying throttle (when the engine idle speed is too low to move the vehicle) causes rolling back. 3. Braking or lifting the clutch hastily when the vehicle starts rolling back. 4. Lifting the clutch past the contact point while releasing the handbrake too late during start-up. Additional tips: Here are some techniques for hill start in Subject 2: 1. During start-up: Press the clutch with the ball of your foot or even closer to the arch, using the heel as a support point. Slowly lift the clutch and release the brake when you feel the vehicle vibrating. 2. When releasing the brake: Keep the foot on the clutch still while releasing the brake.