What Causes a Car to Stall Frequently?

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VonCamilla
07/30/25 9:55am
Reasons for car stalling: 1. Use of inferior fuel: Many gas stations sell impure fuel for excessive profits, leading to engine carbon buildup and stalling. 2. Damage to fuel system or pump: Whether the fuel lines are clear, if the fuel injectors are clogged, if the fuel pressure is normal, etc., these can also cause the car to stall. 3. Insufficient driving skills: A driver's lack of proficiency or improper operation can also lead to car stalling. 4. Faulty spark plugs or ignition coils: Causing one or multiple cylinders to misfire, resulting in stalling. However, stalling only occurs when multiple cylinders fail to ignite simultaneously, so this is possible but not highly likely.
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