What are the reasons for the BYD F3 stalling automatically?

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OCassidy
07/29/25 2:22pm
There are three main reasons for the BYD F3 stalling automatically. Below is a detailed introduction to these three reasons: 1. Automatic transmission models: Automatic transmission models do not easily stall, while manual transmission models may stall frequently due to insufficient driving skills. However, it cannot be ruled out that automatic transmission cars may also stall, mainly due to the use of low-quality fuel, which causes engine carbon buildup and stalling. 2. New models: The reason for stalling is mainly due to insufficient driving skills. Another possibility is problems with the car's engine or fuel system. However, for new cars, the possibility of engine problems is relatively small, and most of the reasons are related to the fuel system. 3. Older models: For older models, the reasons for stalling include insufficient driving skills and the use of substandard engine oil, which causes engine carbon buildup and leads to stalling.
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