Press the Clutch or Brake First?
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It depends on the specific situation. In most cases (when the speed is above 30KM/h), you should press the brake first, then the clutch. 1. Principle of the clutch: The clutch is the component in the transmission system that is directly connected to the engine, responsible only for the disengagement and engagement of power and the transmission system. If the car is traveling at high speed and the clutch is pressed before braking, the vacuum level in the vacuum tube decreases, significantly reducing the auxiliary force of the vacuum booster. Relying solely on the brake pads for braking will actually increase the braking distance. 2. When the speed is not high, you can press the clutch first and then the brake: The advantages of doing so are, firstly, it is more stable, less likely to cause inertial skidding, and the vehicle won't shake. Secondly, the car won't stall.