What Causes an Automatic Transmission Car to Stall When Reversing?

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The reason for an automatic transmission car stalling when reversing may be due to electrical circuit failure, excessive carbon buildup in the fuel injector and spark plugs, or circuit issues. Causes of stalling when reversing: During driving, stalling can occur due to low-voltage power failure, excessive carbon buildup in the spark plugs causing unstable ignition leading to occasional stalling, or severe engine operation conditions caused by excessive carbon buildup in components like the throttle body and fuel injector, making the car prone to stalling at low speeds. Automotive electrical circuit failure: Electrical circuit failure refers to stalling during driving due to low-voltage power failure. In such cases, you should primarily check the ignition and starter switch, as well as the fuse box. Stalling caused by a short circuit in the low-voltage circuit results in intermittent stalling. Inspect the low-voltage circuit for any component failures.