Will the car stall when parking in second gear?

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JohnDella
07/30/25 9:40am
Generally, it will not stall, but if the car is braked and still in semi-clutch braking, it will stall. Here is some related information about parking: Introduction to parking: Park the car in a compliant, convenient, and safe place, following certain steps to ensure the safety of the vehicle occupants, the car itself, pedestrians, and other vehicles on the road. Rules for long-term parking: If parking along the roadside in a parking space aligned with the road direction, try to park as close to the right side as possible, leaving at least half a meter of space at the front and rear of the car. After parking, it's best to fold the rearview mirrors before leaving. If parking in an open parking lot, try to park in a more spacious space on either side of the straight lane, with the car facing the aisle to make it easier to exit the parking space. It is best not to park at a curve to avoid scratches.
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