What Causes the Engine to Stall When Starting in First Gear?
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Stalling when starting in first gear is due to improper clutch control. Here are some related details about stalling in first gear: 1. After engaging the gear, slowly release the clutch. When the clutch reaches the semi-engaged state, the car will naturally start moving forward without needing to press the accelerator. 2. Coordinate the clutch and accelerator properly. After reaching the semi-engaged state, gently press the accelerator, but not too much, while gradually releasing the clutch and slowly increasing the throttle. 3. When lightly releasing the clutch and reaching the semi-engaged state, the car body will noticeably vibrate. 4. At this point, you can fully release the clutch and disengage the handbrake, allowing the car to move naturally. Then, press the accelerator to shift gears.