What are the reasons for stalling in D gear?
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The reasons for stalling in D gear are: 1. The vehicle uses poor-quality gasoline, causing severe carbon buildup in the engine and leading to stalling; 2. The fuel injector or throttle valve malfunctions, resulting in fuel leakage; 3. The throttle valve is clogged, or the motor carbon brush contact fails. D gear is the forward gear of an automatic transmission. Other gears in an automatic transmission car are: 1. P gear is the parking gear; 2. R gear is the reverse gear; 3. L gear is the low-speed gear; 4. S gear is the sport mode. The correct way to start an automatic transmission car is: 1. Move the gear selector to the intended driving position before pressing the accelerator pedal; 2. When pressing the accelerator, avoid stomping on it suddenly—press it slowly to gradually accelerate.