How Does Manual Transmission Shift Without Using the Clutch?
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When accelerating in a manual transmission vehicle, you can shift gears without using the clutch by momentarily releasing the throttle. For example, shifting from 3rd to 4th gear or from 4th to 5th gear can be performed this way. However, when decelerating, it becomes difficult to control the engine speed and driveshaft speed, making it impractical to shift without using the clutch. Additional Information: Below are some precautions regarding gear shifting: 1. Do not look down at the gear lever while shifting: When you look down, your left hand holding the steering wheel may unconsciously pull it downward, which can easily cause the vehicle to veer off course. If the speed is slightly high, this could lead to danger. 2. Control the speed before shifting: Gear shifting should be determined based on the vehicle's speed. Before upshifting, increase the speed first, and before downshifting, reduce the speed first. It's important to note that when downshifting, to prevent mechanical wear, it's best to use the double-clutching method.