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Old 11th September 2009, 15:27   #1
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maybe its my appalling driving lol, but my dad seems to have the same problem and hes been driving for 20 years (but had an automatic for the last 7 years so might be why?)
but car keeps stalling from 1st to 2nd before i've even changed gear, and it shudders alot as its going along? any ideas or do i just need to get used to it lol
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Old 11th September 2009, 15:30   #2
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change up quicker? More revs? More lessons hehe
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Old 11th September 2009, 15:43   #3
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but it stalls before ive even moved the gearstick lol, and ive driven two other cars and never had this problem lol, so i thought it might not be ): and it does it with my dad lol
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hmmm maybe u just need to use to it. Like he said as well more revs. Or maybe you didnt get taught very well tip for u when changing from 1st gear to 2nd put foot down on clutch then change to 2nd don't just yank the 1st gear to 2nd without the clutch lololol
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yeh i didnt think anyone would be stupid enough to need it spelt out for them lol , but when i put my foot on the clutch, it stalls straight away sometimes, without me even doing anything,
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Tbh saxos arnt the easiest of cars to get use to driving after driving 'newer' car and your learner car. Its just a case of getting used to it.

Or are you saying its stalling when youve got your foot down on the clutch?

You may not be pushing the clutch down far enough and your just catching the bite point so its stalling
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Old 11th September 2009, 15:56   #7
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yerr, lol
not all the time, but occasionaly it does it
and was driving the saxo before an instructors car.
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lolz only thing i can think of is a service and clean fuel injectors to stop it juddering but thats a guess lol
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Do you know much in terms of the history of this car? It could be a number of issues.. how many miles has the clutch actually covered? Any chance it could be on it's last legs? Does it slip at all?

Again as mentioned above, if the fuel tank has been let to run dry and gunk fed into the injectors they may need a clean/replacement to stop shudderring. What is the car like on idle?
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Tbh saxos arnt the easiest of cars to get use to driving after driving 'newer' car and your learner car. Its just a case of getting used to it.
Really? I thought its been the easiest car to drive and get used to yet, must jst be me then

Clutch may be nackerd of gear links somthign daft like that
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sounds like someones is being lazy and not pushing the clutch down far enough
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