Is the Clutch on the Left or Right Side?

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JohnnyLynn
07/29/25 6:46pm
The clutch refers to the disengagement device between the car engine and the transmission, also known as the clutch. In manual transmission cars, the clutch is located on the far left, while automatic transmission cars do not have a clutch. Below are the functions of the clutch in a car: 1. It allows gradual engagement between the engine and the transmission, ensuring a smooth start for the vehicle. 2. It temporarily disconnects the link between the engine and the transmission to facilitate gear shifting and reduce impact during gear changes. 3. It serves as a disengagement mechanism during emergency braking, preventing overload in the transmission and other drivetrain systems, thus providing a certain level of protection. 4. Due to the damping springs in the clutch, it can significantly reduce torsional vibration impacts from the engine, extending the lifespan of the transmission gears.
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