What are the adverse effects of half-clutch acceleration?

[Meghan]

Half-clutch acceleration increases the load on the main shaft and secondary shaft, reducing their service life. The engagement state of the clutch: from the moment the pedal is pressed, it goes through free travel, working travel, and empty travel in sequence. The working travel is further divided into three linkage states: initial linkage, half-linkage, and full linkage after starting to release the clutch. Occasional use: Habitually putting the car in a half-linkage state, although it causes wear, makes driving more convenient. When the vehicle is crowded and about to come to a complete stop, one might disregard clutch damage, shift into first gear, and occasionally use the half-linkage state to follow the car ahead, allowing the vehicle to move forward intermittently. It can only be said that occasional use is acceptable, but prolonged use should be avoided.