What should I do if I step on the accelerator too hard?

Step lightly and lift slowly, accelerate in a straight line, use gentle force, not too fast, use hard on your toes, and don't shake suddenly.

Step gently and lift slowly:

When starting the engine, don't step on the accelerator pedal to the end, just slightly above the idle speed.

Linear acceleration:

When starting, refuel before the clutch linkage point, and the throttle opening should be medium or small. Loosening the clutch pedal should be closely coordinated with stepping on the accelerator pedal, and the action should be agile.

Soft and hard:

During driving, the throttle opening should be increased or decreased according to the road conditions and actual needs. Choose the right gear, so that the engine can run at a medium speed most of the time to save fuel. If you press the accelerator pedal for 3/4, and the engine still can't increase the speed accordingly, you should shift to a lower gear, and then press the accelerator pedal to accelerate.

Don't worry:

Don't step on the accelerator pedal when going uphill. When using low gear, it is generally appropriate to step on the accelerator pedal halfway.

Tiptoe kung fu:

When washing the slope, do not step on the accelerator pedal to the end.

Don't shake suddenly:

Before the car stops or stalls, you should loosen the accelerator pedal first, and don't slam on the accelerator.