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1) I wish you'd stop talk to me. Incorrect- I think you might mean 'to talk', which means that you would like the other person to stop something in order to talk to you.
2) I wish you'd stop talking to me. - You don't want the person to talk to you any more.
1) I tried to push the car. - You wanted to push the care, but were not able to get it to move.
2) I tried pushing the car. - You pushed the car, but didn't achieve what you wanted.
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