Why Do Beginners Often Stall When Driving?
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Below are the reasons why beginners often stall when driving: Beginners are not yet familiar with the vehicle's performance, have inaccurate control over the clutch engagement point, and are unfamiliar with the clutch's travel range. Moving the foot too quickly from the clutch engagement point to fully releasing the clutch can easily cause the vehicle to stall. Beginner drivers tend to be overly cautious, and in situations with heavy traffic or frequent honking from vehicles behind, they are more prone to nervousness, often repeatedly stalling and restarting at traffic lights. Below are solutions to prevent stalling when driving: Fill up with higher-grade fuel at reputable, large gas stations. Thoroughly clean the fuel system, including the fuel injectors, throttle body, and fuel tank. If the vehicle has been parked for an extended period, perform a comprehensive maintenance check before reuse, including changing the engine oil and oil filter, and inspect the fuel and electrical systems as needed.