What to Do When the Car Stalls on a Steep Slope?

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Solutions for stalling on a steep slope are introduced as follows: 1. Slowly release the clutch and brake: When starting on a slope, first ensure the clutch and brake are fully depressed. Slowly release the clutch until the car body shakes significantly. Keep the clutch pedal steady with your left foot and slowly release the brake with your right foot. Once the car starts moving, fully release the brake and gently press the accelerator to complete the slope start. 2. Use the handbrake: You can also use the handbrake to start. When parking on a slope, pull up the handbrake. During the start, control the handbrake with your right hand and the clutch with your left foot. When the clutch reaches the semi-engaged state, keep the clutch steady, slightly press the accelerator, and release the handbrake to complete the slope start. The key to this method is mastering the semi-engaged state. 3. Use inertia: If the road before the slope is flat and traffic permits, you can increase the speed to use the car's inertia to complete the slope climb.