What are the reasons for the flameout at the start of the car?

The reasons for the failure of the car to turn off after starting include that the clutch pedal is lifted too fast, resulting in the failure to stop at the half-linked position of the clutch, or it may be caused by low oil flow, or the driver missed the stop position.

　　

Generally, when the car is turned off, you need to step on the brake first, put the N gear, pull the handbrake, put the P gear, and then turn off the engine and release the brake. Manual transmission models also need to step on the brake when the car is turned off. The effect of car braking depends on the quality of the brake pads. The brake pads are squeezed and rubbed on the brake disc and brake drum to make the car achieve the purpose of deceleration and braking. The power of the engine is transmitted through the gearbox. The gearbox is a key indicator that affects the fuel consumption of the car. Generally, the fuel consumption of the automatic transmission is about 10% higher than that of the manual transmission. The starting of the car requires the cooperation of the engine, gearbox and clutch.