Is this the norm after stalling?

[lipra]

Hey guys,

I recently stalled and tried restarting the ignition and it sounded like gear grind but more an electrical sound. Is this normal ? Before when i stalled alot the car would just not start.

Also is it normal to have more of a lurch between gear changes after a stall? Is it just me over compensating on the gas pedal?

Thanks again for your feedback

 

[wild willy]

Hey guys,

I recently stalled and tried restarting the ignition and it sounded like gear grind but more an electrical sound. Is this normal ?

It sounds as if you tried to start a car that was already running........that is the sound they make.

 

[dond13]

Hey guys,

I recently stalled and tried restarting the ignition and it sounded like gear grind but more an electrical sound. Is this normal ? Before when i stalled alot the car would just not start.

Also is it normal to have more of a lurch between gear changes after a stall? Is it just me over compensating on the gas pedal?

Thanks again for your feedback

I would think that your problem is 'why is your car stalling a lot?'

 

[lipra]

Sorry I may not have been clear in my questions.

1)My car was definitely stalled. Engine was off. When I turned the ignition again it had a weird electrical sound ( I'm thinking maybe its just the spark plugs firing and maybe since it was stalled it just had problems). But I have stalled in the past but never with this sound. So what I am asking is if its just a normal sound?

2) After stalling when I turn the car on and start moving through the gears it seems like there is a lurch foward in the car more. Is this normal? Am I just overcompensating on the gas?

Sorry guys for the unclear question.

 

[homeofstone]

Are you stalling it by letting the clutch out to quickly? that is if you have a manual transmission.

 

[yellow3.8track]

I'm still killing mine at times. The difference between it and my pickup is immense. The coupe's clutch grabs way sooner and I kill it now and then.

However, when it does die I just push the clutch in and hit the button and it fires right up. No funny sounds, no jumping, etc. and it shifts/accelerates normally afterwards.