How to Slow Down a Manual Transmission Car?
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When slowing down a manual transmission car, you should press the brake while downshifting. In some cases, it is necessary to downshift in advance, and the operation method may vary slightly under different circumstances. Information about manual transmissions is as follows: 1. The manual transmission is the simplest in structure and the lowest in cost, but it also offers the most driving fun among transmissions. 2. The lower the gear of a manual transmission, the larger the gear ratio; the higher the gear, the smaller the gear ratio. Additional relevant information is as follows: 1. Before the last few drops of fuel are burned up, the car usually jerks twice, meaning there is a sense of hesitation. At this point, you should quickly turn on the hazard lights and pull over as soon as possible. If you want to coast to a more suitable position before stopping, you can shift the transmission into neutral. 2. When the engine has just stalled, there is still some brake assist, but after pressing the brake twice, the assist will be lost, and the pedal will become very stiff. Therefore, try to reduce the speed as much as possible with the first brake press, and then use more force for subsequent brake presses.