What are the causes of engine stalling at idle?
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Engine stalling at idle can be caused by the following reasons and solutions: Causes of engine stalling at idle: Severe carbon buildup in the engine; Dirty throttle body or carbon deposits in the fuel injectors; Faulty spark plugs, high-voltage wires, or ignition coils leading to poor ignition system performance; Unstable oil pressure, insufficient fuel supply pressure from the fuel pump, or incorrect readings from the intake pressure sensor; Clogged fuel lines causing insufficient fuel supply; Aging engine components. Solutions for engine stalling at idle: Regularly clean the throttle body; Periodically clean the fuel injectors to prevent carbon buildup; Replace spark plugs; Use gasoline from reputable gas stations. Engine stalling at idle refers to the situation where the engine starts and runs well from low to high speeds, but stalls immediately when the accelerator pedal is released or becomes unstable and then stalls.