What Causes Engine Stall When Braking?
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It is caused by excessive braking without timely separation between the engine and transmission. 1. Automatic transmission vehicles: For automatic cars, this may occur due to a faulty idle speed control valve, which directly results in unregulated idle speed and failure to maintain normal operation. 2. Proper braking method: Engine stall during braking primarily stems from high gear selection, sudden braking, or pressing the brake pedal without depressing the clutch. Therefore, if the gear is too high, downshift promptly; if the speed is low, first press the clutch followed by gentle brake application. When pedestrians or non-motorized vehicles are ahead, a complete stop isn't necessary.