Under What Circumstances Will the Clutch Cause the Engine to Stall?
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Unfamiliarity with clutch control and releasing the clutch too quickly, leading to improper coordination between the clutch and brake, can easily cause the engine to stall. Below is a related introduction about stalling: Stalling at startup: After getting into the car, first adjust the seat properly. An improper sitting posture can also cause abnormal sensations while driving. If the legs cannot freely bend and stretch, controlling the throttle and clutch for a long time will be very tiring. When starting, the clutch must not be released too quickly. Press the clutch all the way down, shift into first gear, and slowly lift the clutch. When the clutch is in a semi-engaged state and the front of the car shakes, release the handbrake. Keep the left foot steady and do not move. Wait for the car to move for one or two seconds, then slowly release the clutch completely and accelerate to shift gears. Stalling during driving: Most of the time, when the car is in a different gear, suddenly pressing the brake all the way down to stop the car can cause the speed and gear to mismatch, resulting in stalling. The correct approach is to press the clutch all the way down first, then press the brake. When the car is about to stop, shift back to neutral and pull the handbrake.
