What causes a vehicle to stall while driving?
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The reasons for a vehicle stalling while driving are: 1. Fuel quality issues: Water or impurities in the fuel tank, clogged fuel injectors, or a dirty fuel filter—inspect and clean the fuel supply system; 2. Electrical circuit problems: Check the electronic ignition system, high-voltage wires, etc.; 3. Issues with the circuit board. When stalling occurs, depending on the road conditions, if there is no emergency, you can gently apply the brakes to prevent rear-end collisions. After slowing down, steer slowly towards the roadside lane. It's important to keep the brakes applied continuously, increasing pressure gradually. Avoid pumping the brakes, as this can deplete the remaining vacuum, making it impossible to brake effectively later. Once safely stopped at the roadside, turn on the hazard lights, set up the warning triangle, and call for a tow truck.