What Causes an Engine to Stall After Starting?
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Reasons for an engine stalling after starting: 1. The vehicle's anti-theft system is triggered, locking the engine; 2. Poor contact of internal contacts in the ignition switch; 3. Low fuel pump pressure, fuel line leakage, insufficient power supply current, or damaged fuel pressure regulator; 4. No proper matching after replacing the engine control unit or anti-theft system components, or damaged wiring. Methods to prevent engine stalling: 1. In winter, pay attention to the direction of the car's front when parking—face it towards a building to block the wind and prevent the engine from getting too cold; 2. When parking at night, position the car's front towards the sunrise direction so that the first rays of morning sun can warm the engine; 3. Regularly visit designated service stations for inspections.