What Are the Reasons for Stalling When Starting a Manual Transmission Car?
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The reasons for stalling when starting a manual transmission car are: 1. Use of unqualified fuel; 2. Blocked fuel lines; 3. Faulty spark plugs; 4. Abnormalities in the fuel injector and fuel filter; 5. Poor contact in wiring connectors; 6. Insufficient driving skills; 7. Short circuit or power failure in the engine or car computer; 8. Releasing the clutch too quickly when starting or going uphill; 9. Low oil pressure in the fuel pump; 10. Poor operation of the idle speed control system. The method for starting a manual transmission car is: 1. Fully depress the clutch with the left foot and shift into first gear; 2. Turn on the left turn signal and honk to alert vehicles and pedestrians in front and behind; 3. Release the handbrake and gently lift the clutch with the left foot; 4. Lightly press the accelerator with the right foot when reaching the semi-engaged state; 5. Fully release the clutch after moving forward; 6. Adjust the gear according to road conditions.