Must the Clutch Be Depressed When Braking in a Manual Transmission Car?
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In a manual transmission car, the clutch must be depressed when braking. Beginners learning to drive in driving schools mostly practice with manual transmission vehicles, and instructors teach them to press the clutch first before applying the brakes. This ensures the car doesn't stall after coming to a stop. Additional Information: 1. Manual transmission, also known as MT, involves manually shifting the gear lever to change the gear engagement inside the transmission, altering the gear ratio to achieve speed variation. 2. Working Principle: The pump wheel and turbine form a working pair, similar to two fans placed opposite each other. The wind from one fan drives the blades of the other, with the wind acting as the medium for kinetic energy transfer. If liquid replaces air as the medium for kinetic energy transfer, the pump wheel rotates the turbine through the liquid. By adding a guide wheel between the pump wheel and turbine, a speed difference can be achieved between them through reaction force, enabling variable speed and torque.