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What Causes a Car to Stall When Braking?

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AliceFitz

07/24/25 1:24pm

Stalling when braking during driving may be caused by circuit faults, short circuits in low-voltage lines, component failures, fuel system issues, ignition system problems, or an idle speed set too low. For manual transmission cars, it could be due to releasing the clutch too quickly. Specific explanations are as follows: 1. Circuit Fault: This could be due to a low-voltage power failure while driving, causing the engine to stall. In this case, check the ignition and starter switches, as well as the fuse box. 2. Short Circuit in Low-Voltage Lines: This results in intermittent stalling. Inspect the low-voltage lines. 3. Component Failure: Common issues include faults in the ignition coil, capacitor, or electronic ignition module. The car may start initially but stall after a while, then restart and stall again. 4. Fuel System Issue: Possible causes include a damaged fuel pump, ruptured fuel line, clogged carburetor fuel inlet, or an empty fuel tank. The car might restart but with difficulty. 5. Ignition System: Problems with the ignition system or engine overheating can cause stalling. 6. Idle Speed Set Too Low: An idle speed set too low can also lead to stalling.

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DiWeston

08/11/25 7:27am

As a seasoned auto repair veteran, I've seen it all. Stalling when braking is usually tied to idle control system issues. A dirty throttle body or idle air control valve can cause poor engine speed regulation, leading to a sudden RPM drop and stall when braking. Vacuum booster leaks are another culprit - insufficient vacuum in the brake booster directly affects engine breathing. Additionally, worn spark plugs or faulty ignition coils can cause engine failure under load. My advice: don't skimp on maintenance. Regular throttle body cleaning and vacuum line inspections significantly reduce such risks. If it happens on the road, drive slowly to a repair shop rather than pushing your luck - safety comes first.

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