Must the Clutch Be Fully Depressed When Braking?
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When braking, the clutch must be fully depressed. The brake serves to reduce the vehicle's speed, and its usage precautions include: 1. Apply the brake gently when following another vehicle; 2. Use emergency braking cautiously in rainy conditions; 3. Avoid emergency braking on slopes and curves. The clutch is located within the flywheel housing between the engine and the transmission, secured to the rear plane of the flywheel with screws. The output shaft of the clutch is the input shaft of the transmission. Clutch maintenance and servicing items include: 1. Checking the fluid level in the clutch reservoir; 2. Inspecting the clutch hydraulic control mechanism for leaks; 3. Depressing the clutch pedal to check pedal responsiveness; 4. Checking the clutch pedal height; 5. Inspecting the clutch release point; 6. Evaluating the clutch's operational condition; 7. Bleeding air from the clutch hydraulic system.