What are the reasons for stalling when starting the car?

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The reasons for stalling when starting the car are roughly as follows: 1. Inaccurate grasp of the clutch position point and unfamiliarity with the clutch's upper and lower clearance points. If the foot moves too quickly during the phase from the clutch clearance to engaging the clutch, it is very easy to cause the vehicle to stall. Stalling when starting is common in manual transmission cars. 2. Apart from the vehicle's own reasons, the main issue is operational problems, such as improper coordination between the throttle and clutch, lifting the clutch too quickly or too high, not keeping up with the throttle, or not releasing the handbrake, forcing the car to start. 3. Starting in the wrong gear, such as third gear, starting on a slope, improper coordination between the throttle, clutch, and handbrake, or starting a cold car can also easily cause stalling. Paying attention to the coordination between the throttle, clutch, and handbrake can solve the problem of stalling when starting.