Will the Engine Stall When Releasing the Clutch While Braking?

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07/30/25 12:30am
Releasing the clutch while braking will not cause the engine to stall when the car is in neutral or moving. However, the engine will stall if the car is stationary and the gear is not in neutral. Additional tips for using the clutch: Use the heel of your left foot as a pivot and control the clutch pedal with the ball of your foot. When starting the car, first press the clutch pedal, then find the half-engaged state while gently pressing the accelerator with your right foot to increase the engine speed. Gradually release the clutch and pause slightly when reaching the half-engaged state. When downshifting, first reduce the car's speed until it matches the desired lower gear, then press the clutch and follow the "fast, slow, linkage" principle to control the clutch.
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