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What are the tips for controlling the clutch in Subject 2?

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DelCarter
07/24/25 3:55pm
The key to controlling the clutch in Subject 2 is to press down quickly and lift slowly, pausing slightly midway to find the contact point; maintain a gentle pressure above the contact point and lift the pedal smoothly for coordinated movement. Here is some relevant information about the clutch: 1. How the clutch works: The clutch operates by depressing or releasing the clutch pedal, temporarily separating or gradually engaging the engine with the transmission to cut off or transmit the engine's power to the gearbox. 2. The working states of the clutch: The clutch has three working states: disengaged when the clutch is fully depressed, fully engaged when the clutch is not depressed, and semi-engaged when the clutch is partially depressed. Semi-engagement is the decisive factor in whether the engine's kinetic energy is transmitted to the wheels. Many people experience unstable speeds or even stalling because they fail to accurately master the semi-engaged state, either pressing or releasing the clutch too much.
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