How to Practice Foot Control to Maintain Steady Throttle?
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Maintaining steady throttle requires gentle pressing and gradual lifting, with smooth and even movements. Below are relevant introductions about throttle control: Gentle Pressing and Gradual Lifting, Smooth and Even: When operating the throttle pedal, the right heel should rest on the floor of the driver's compartment as a pivot point, with the sole gently pressing on the accelerator pedal. Use the ankle joint's flexion and extension movements to press down or release. When pressing or lifting the throttle pedal, the force should be gentle, achieving a light press and gradual lift. Coordinated Cooperation: When starting the engine, do not press the throttle pedal all the way down; it's better to have it slightly above the idle throttle. When starting, applying throttle should slightly precede the clutch engagement point, with the throttle opening preferably at a medium-small level. Releasing the clutch should be closely coordinated with pressing the throttle, with swift movements. When shifting gears, the coordination between adding neutral throttle, pressing the clutch, and pressing the throttle pedal should be harmonious. Reasonable Acceleration: When driving uphill, do not press the throttle pedal all the way down. When using a low gear, the throttle should generally be pressed halfway. When the car is climbing a slope, do not press the throttle pedal all the way down either. If the car is moving and the throttle pedal is pressed three-quarters of the way but the engine still cannot increase speed accordingly, shift to a lower gear and then press the throttle pedal to accelerate.
