Should the Clutch Be Depressed Quickly and Released Slowly?
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Should the Clutch Be Depressed Quickly and Released Slowly? Here are the relevant explanations: 1. Three Key Points of Clutch Operation: Fast, Slow, and Linkage. When releasing the clutch pedal, the principle of "fast, slow, and linkage" should be followed. When starting, the action of depressing the clutch pedal should be swift and thorough, pressing it all the way down to ensure complete disengagement of the clutch. 2. Three Stages: The so-called "fast, slow, and linkage" refers to the three stages of releasing the clutch pedal: initially, it is released quickly; when feeling the clutch pressure plate gradually engaging to the semi-linkage point, the speed of pedal release begins to slow down; from semi-linkage to full engagement, the clutch pedal is slowly released.