What are the effects of heavy throttle on a car?
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When driving, pressing the throttle too hard can increase the impact on the vehicle's engine, thereby affecting its lifespan. The key to coordinating the throttle and clutch is to apply the throttle fully in one motion and engage the clutch contact point fully in one motion. The throttle should be applied slightly before the clutch contact point is engaged. If the coordination is done well, there should be no sound of an empty throttle or the sensation of the car jerking forward or backward. Precautions for using the throttle: 1. Operate gently and release slowly: The throttle pedal should be operated with the right heel resting on the floor of the driver's compartment as a pivot, and the sole gently pressing on the accelerator pedal. The ankle joint's extension and flexion should be used to press or release the pedal. When pressing or releasing the throttle pedal, the force should be gentle, ensuring a light press and slow release. 2. Avoid pressing the throttle pedal all the way down: When starting the engine, do not press the throttle pedal all the way down; it is better to have the throttle slightly above idle speed. When starting, it is advisable to apply the throttle slightly before the clutch engagement point, with the throttle opening at a moderate level. Releasing the clutch should be closely coordinated with pressing the throttle, and the action should be swift.
