What is the reason for frequent stalling when turning with a manual transmission?
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This is due to insufficient driving skills and lack of proficiency in coordinating the clutch and throttle. Here is relevant information: 1. Gear adjustment: For automatic transmissions, gear changes should be performed progressively one by one, with the shift timing determined by the actual engine speed. The automatic transmission can only shift gears when reaching the specified RPM. For manual transmissions, gear changes can be made manually even when the RPM is insufficient, allowing for faster speed control, handling, and response compared to automatic transmissions. This is why most supercars use manual transmissions. 2. Introduction: A manual transmission is a type of gearbox and the most basic form of automotive transmission. Its function is to change the gear ratio (also called the gear ratio), utilizing the principle of torque leverage by using the largest diameter low-speed gear with the longest radius to amplify engine torque, assisting the vehicle in starting forward movement.