Start the car, do you step on the clutch or not? This is a question that is always asked by people in the car world. Don't underestimate it, the answer is very knowledgeable. I remember that day, my friend Dajie drove, kicked the accelerator, and the car was still the same, clanging. He looked confused: What's going on? It turned out that he forgot to step on the clutch. This thing, although small, is critical!
So what's the use of stepping on the clutch? Simple. It helps you move your car from stationary safety to full movement. Unbelief? If you try not to step on it, the startup sound is distressing to listen to. Veteran car dealers know that this operation can not only protect your car, but also save a lot of money on car repairs.
Speaking of safety, if the car suddenly moves and you don't step on the clutch, then the control is not in your hands. Think about it, if this happens on a busy road, the consequences are unimaginable.
Therefore, every time you step on the clutch before starting, this small action can save trouble, save money, and be safe. Don't look at this step on it, a simple action, a critical moment may save your life!
When it comes to stepping on the clutch, some veteran drivers may think it's pediatric, but you know what? Many novice drivers really don't really know the doorway behind this. Let's talk about why it's so important to step on the clutch the moment you wake up from parking.
Let's talk about the clutch first. In simple terms, the clutch is the link between the engine and the transmission. When you start the vehicle, if you don't step on the clutch, the engine starts the power directly to the gearbox, at this time, if the car is still in gear, the car may "jump up" because of the sudden force, which not only damages the vehicle machinery, but also may cause safety accidents.
So, what did you do by stepping on the clutch? To put it simply, it helps you temporarily separate the engine from the gearbox. It's like when you hold down the cap before you unscrew it, so it opens smoothly and smoothly. When the clutch is pressed, the power from the engine start is not directly transmitted to the gearbox, and the car naturally does not have any accidents.
Let's talk about practicality. Stepping on the clutch start is not only good for the car, but also saves you money on maintenance. Imagine if the car were so brutally coped with every start, the wear and tear on the gearbox and drive system would increase, and in the long run, the money to repair the car would allow you to buy another small car.
The security aspect cannot be overlooked. Imagine if you are on the road and the car suddenly jumps because you don't step on the clutch, this is directly a safety hazard. Especially in congested city traffic, the slightest mistake can lead to scratches or worse. Therefore, stepping on the clutch is not only the care of the car, but also the responsibility for the safety of yourself and others.
As for the various models, there are also particularities here. Most cars on the market now recommend stepping on the clutch when starting, especially manual transmission models. Although the automatic transmission lacks the step of gearing, stepping on the clutch when starting can still reduce the starting vibration and protect the engine on some models.
You may ask, why don't you use automatic transmissions when it's so troublesome? In fact, manual transmission cars have their fun and advantages, and the feeling of control and fuel consumption performance are often more direct and economical than automatic transmissions. Of course, everyone's preferences are different, and the choice is yours.
Having said all this, do you have a new understanding of stepping on the clutch? It may seem to you that this is just a small action that is repeated every day, but it is really crucial. The next time you get in the car, sit down, fasten your seatbelt, and don't forget to gently press the clutch before starting to give you and your car a smooth start.
Hey, do you have any driving tips or fun driving experiences? Feel free to share your story in the comments section and let's talk about those things about cars. There are still a lot of knowledge in the car industry waiting for us to explore, let's see you on the road!