Should the clutch be fully released before going uphill?
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Before going uphill, the clutch should not be fully released. Here are the relevant details: Introduction: If the clutch is released too quickly, the car is likely to stall due to insufficient power. If the clutch is fully released, the excessive speed can also affect control. Therefore, the clutch can be released more before going uphill, but it should not be fully released. Additional Information: For hill starts, slowly release the clutch to the semi-engagement point. When the car starts to vibrate, release the clutch a bit more, then gradually release the brake. When the car begins to move forward, it indicates that the semi-engagement is properly set. When going uphill, since more power is needed compared to flat ground, the clutch should be released a bit more.