What Causes Frequent Stalling When Reversing in a Manual Transmission Car?

[Millie]

Frequent stalling when reversing in a manual transmission car is due to missing the correct clutch position and not releasing the left foot properly. Stalling when starting: Stalling during startup occurs when the clutch pedal is released too quickly without pausing at the "half-engaged" position, combined with insufficient throttle application, or missing the required "pause" position. Not releasing the left foot after starting: This happens because beginners misunderstand the role of the clutch pedal. Many novices believe that as long as the left foot presses the clutch pedal, the car won't stall. In fact, this is a misconception that only increases clutch wear and reflects immature driving skills.