What are the symptoms of a faulty clutch switch?
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The symptoms of a faulty clutch switch include the engine failing to start, jerking when releasing the throttle, rough gear shifting, and abnormally high engine RPM after depressing the clutch pedal. The clutch switch is installed on the clutch pedal. Its primary function is to send signals to the ECU about the clutch's operational status when it's engaged or disengaged, serving as a correction signal for fuel injection and ignition timing control. If this switch malfunctions, it cannot provide this crucial signal. The clutch pedal serves as the control mechanism for the manual transmission's clutch assembly, acting as the human-machine interface between the car and the driver. It's one of the five major controls in vehicle operation, whether during driving lessons or regular driving, and is used very frequently.