How to Solve Manual Transmission Rollback?

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DiKevin
07/29/25 5:31pm
Press the clutch, shift into first gear, press the accelerator more than 2cm, and simultaneously release the clutch while keeping your eyes on the front of the car. When the front of the car slightly lifts (due to the principle of action and reaction), release the handbrake. If there is still slight rollback, give more throttle and release the clutch further, and the car will move.
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