How to Remove the Car Clutch So the Engine Doesn't Die
Before you can drive a manual transmission car properly, you must understand how to remove the car clutch so that the engine does not die.
When driving a manual transmission car, you must know how to step on the clutch and gas pedal. For beginners, of course, you have to be able to release the car clutch so it doesn't die. Playing the clutch less gently can result in the car engine dying or the clutch can burn due to friction. That can result in a car engine lacking power because the car clutch lining runs out.
Get Used to Releasing the Clutch While Releasing the Gas
Releasing the car clutch so that the engine does not die is to get used to when releasing the clutch and accelerating by stepping on the gas. If you are not familiar with this habit, what can happen is an engine stall. where the engine will suddenly stop because the clutch release is not aligned with the momentum when the car is moving.
Get Used to Low Engine Speed When Shifting Gears
After you practice releasing the car clutch so that the engine does not die, the next step that must be accustomed is to use a low engine speed when shifting gears. This is to get used to how your driving is smooth and formed without realizing it. For manual cars, get used to the maximum gearshift (up) at 2,000-2,200 rpm.
Adjust Speed To Condition
Next is adjusting the speed in road conditions. As a beginner, set the speed not too fast and not too slow. You must be aware of road conditions, so as not to endanger others.
Here's how to remove the car clutch so that the engine does not die. [quads id=1]
Running Car:
- Full clutch
- Start shifting the car into gear 1
- Right foot on the gas pedal, ready to step on the gas
- Release the clutch slowly until the car starts moving
- Continue to lift the clutch until it is fully lifted
- Start increasing the speed of the car by stepping on the gas slowly
- Next, there is no need to step on the car clutch unless you are going to change to another gear
Shifting to 2nd Gear While the Car Is Running
- Pay attention to the indicator on the engine RPM
- If you have passed number 2, then it is time to change to gear 2
- You can lift the gas fully so that the engine speed goes back down
- Then step on the clutch pedal fully
- Shift to gear 2
- Lift the car clutch slowly up to half
- Step on the gas then slowly while lifting the clutch
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The main key to the function of the clutch is to maintain a balance between the rotation of the engine and the wheels, that's why changing from 1st to 2nd gear is easier. This happens because the wheels are already spinning following the engine speed so lifting the clutch a little faster will not turn off the engine.
When compared from neutral to 1st gear when starting the road when the wheel is stationary, while the engine is rotating. Thus, it is necessary to lift the clutch slowly until the wheels rotate with sufficient speed to compensate for the engine speed.
