What to do if the Wuling Mini rolls back on a slope?

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VonRyder
07/29/25 1:11pm
You should release the brake slowly, testing to see the car's condition after slightly releasing the brake; If the car moves forward, this is the ideal situation, and you can slowly release the clutch and brake; If the car stays in place, this situation is not too bad either; just slightly release the clutch a bit more, and the car will move forward; If the car jerks backward after slowly releasing the brake, you should immediately press the brake again to stop the car first, then gently release the clutch a bit more, and slowly release the brake again.
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