Should You Press the Clutch When Starting the Engine?

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Starting the engine requires pressing the clutch. Many novice drivers who purchase manual transmission cars are unaware of this and start the car without pressing the clutch, which increases the load on the starter, causes the battery to output a higher current, and consequently affects the engine's ignition performance. Related Concepts of the Clutch: The clutch refers to the separation device between the car's engine and the transmission, also known as the clutch. How the Clutch Works: The driving part and the driven part of the clutch transmit torque through friction between contact surfaces, using liquid as a transmission medium (hydraulic coupling), or magnetic transmission (electromagnetic clutch). This allows temporary separation and gradual engagement between the two parts. The engine's transmission device delivers different speeds to the wheels depending on the vehicle's speed.