Is it necessary to press the brake when starting a manual transmission car?
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When starting a manual transmission car on a flat road, you can directly press the clutch without stepping on the brake, controlling the speed with the clutch, and then fully release the clutch after the start is completed; if starting on a slightly inclined surface, it is best to press the clutch while also stepping on the brake to prevent the car from rolling backward or lurching forward. Below is more information about manual transmissions: 1. Principle of manual transmission: Since the automatic torque conversion range of the hydraulic torque converter is not large enough, several rows of planetary gears are connected in series behind the turbine to improve efficiency. The hydraulic control system automatically operates the planetary gears according to the changes in the engine's operation, thereby achieving automatic torque conversion. 2. The primary function of the clutch is to ensure a smooth start of the car. Before starting the car, the engine must be started first. When the car starts, it gradually accelerates from a completely stationary state.