What are the reasons for the clutch being released too slowly and the engine stalling?
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The reasons for the clutch being released too slowly and the engine stalling include incorrect driving operation and improper adjustment of the engine's air-fuel ratio. Below are detailed explanations and solutions: 1. Incorrect driving operation: Releasing the clutch too quickly can cause the vehicle to shake, significantly increasing the likelihood of stalling. In this case, you need to release the clutch slowly or step on the accelerator to increase power. Solution: You need to step on the accelerator to better match the engine speed with the vehicle's speed; poor coordination can also lead to stalling. 2. Improper adjustment of the engine's air-fuel ratio: When the clutch is pressed, especially when transitioning from a no-load state to a load state, it can cause unstable engine speed. Common engine faults include poor performance in one of the cylinders, such as damage to the ignition coil or spark plugs; insufficient fuel system pressure; excessive carbon buildup in the throttle body, leading to sticking or inaccurate measurement of air intake; failure of the air flow meter or intake pressure sensor, or leaks in the intake system causing inaccurate air intake. Solution: In this case, a detailed inspection at a repair facility is required.
