Can a Dry Dual Clutch Transmission Coast in Neutral?

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Dry dual clutch transmission can coast in neutral. Here are the relevant introductions: Functions of dry dual clutch: In use, the clutch is required to engage and disengage from the power smoothly and freely, and should not overheat even when working in a semi-engaged state for a short period of time. Dry clutches, without the resistance of engine oil, generally have faster engagement responses and slightly greater engagement force. Also, due to the lack of oil cooling, dry clutches usually adopt an exposed design for heat dissipation. Precautions for coasting in neutral, etc.: When the vehicle coasts in neutral, the engine no longer provides drag braking to the vehicle. Especially in rainy or snowy weather when the ground is slippery, coasting in neutral is more dangerous, and only the brakes can be used to control the speed, which also increases brake wear.