What are the clutch control techniques for Subject 2?
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There are three main clutch control techniques for Subject 2, which are the correct way to press the clutch, controlling the lifting range of the clutch, and feeling the vibration frequency of the car body. The following is the detailed introduction: 1. Clutch pressing action: The standard action for pressing the clutch is to place the front part of the foot on the clutch pedal, with the heel on the ground, then press the clutch to the lowest point, keeping the knee bent without lifting the heel. If not, adjust the seat distance forward or backward. 2. The range of pressing and lifting the clutch: The clutch is quite sensitive. When the speed is too fast, do not expect to press the clutch suddenly to reduce the speed. The correct method is to press it down slowly to reduce the car's power, thereby achieving the effect of deceleration. 3. Feeling the car body vibration: After the clutch reaches the semi-engagement starting point, you can feel the engine vibrating. When there is a slight vibration, you can basically release the brake and drive, and the speed at this time is more suitable for the test. However, when starting on a semi-slope, you should wait until the car body vibrates significantly before releasing the brake, otherwise the car's power will not be enough to climb the slope, and it will roll back once the brake is released.
