What Causes a Vehicle to Suddenly Stall While Driving?
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Generally, sudden stalling while driving is caused by an empty fuel tank, electrical issues, ignition coil failure, or fuel pump damage. Here is some relevant information: 1. There are many reasons why a car may stall. If the stalling is not very sudden and the car first feels like it is struggling to get fuel, with the situation worsening until it stalls, this is mostly due to a fuel system issue. If the stalling is very sudden, it is often an electrical problem, such as a burnt-out ignition coil, a blown fuse, or damage or disconnection of key sensors. A specific diagnosis can only be obtained by taking the car to a 4S shop for inspection. 2. After discovering the stall, depending on the road conditions at the time, if there is no emergency, you can slowly apply the brakes to prevent rear-end collisions. After the speed decreases, gently steer the vehicle toward the roadside lane. Note that the brakes should be applied continuously, with increasing pressure—do not release and reapply them, as this will deplete the remaining vacuum, making it impossible to brake again.