What Are the Techniques for Starting a Car on a Slope?
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Car slope starting techniques are: 1. Handbrake method - After stopping on the slope, keep the foot brake, press the clutch, pull the handbrake tight and then release the foot brake, rev the engine, slowly release the clutch, and release the handbrake to complete the slope start; 2. Semi-clutch method - While keeping the foot brake, slowly release the clutch until the car body shakes, then release the brake and press the accelerator; 3. Heel-toe method - Use the heel to press the brake and the toe to press the accelerator, rev the engine while slowly releasing the clutch with the left foot, and when the car body shows a tendency to move forward, lift the right heel off the brake and continue to accelerate while releasing the clutch. Reasons for stalling during slope starting: 1. Releasing the clutch too quickly at the start without matching the throttle; 2. During semi-clutch starting, failing to release the handbrake when reaching the semi-clutch point will cause the car to stall.