HTTR

First off, thank you for taking the time to read this. I was stopped in a parking lot today with the engine idle and clutch in. Foot slipped off and had a pretty violent stall. My knee jerk reaction was to get back on the clutch and get the engine running again. This was followed by an attempt at turning the engine over from the #2 position. It failed obviously. My common sense finally kicked in and I followed the previous attempt to start in the correct sequence. The engine started with no problem. If anyone knows anything about this and could determine if my vehicle may have been damaged in any way. All replies are appreciated. Thanks for your time.

DuckDodgers

The drivetrain is designed to survive bonehead failures like this just fine. All that happened was the engine couldn't overcome the inertia of the stopped vehicle and thus stalled (somewhat violently). This isn't an uncommon thing, I've stalled mine somewhat similarily an easy half dozen times in the past six years and I'm still on the original clutch with no problems attributed to my failed footwork.