The problems of Fox starting and uphill flameout.

The first answer: I suggest you increase the engine speed to 1000 rpm every time you start, that is, step on the accelerator, the tachometer indicates 1000, and just start with a light clutch. The second answer: the premise is that the handbrake can stop on the slope. You can put one foot on the clutch, the other foot on the accelerator, and your right hand on the handbrake, then slowly release the clutch, wait until the car shakes, refuel, and then slowly release the handbrake, and the car will move forward. If you don't believe me, you can comment. Let me explain to you why this car often shuts down. To save fuel, all aspects should be considered. Low idle speed is one of them. At idle speed and light load, it is 750 rpm. Be sure to refuel at first. If the car shuts down frequently, the throttle will be dirty. I suggest you go to the 4S shop to clear the throttle.