What effects will a motorcycle clutch being too loose or too tight have on the vehicle?
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If it's too loose, gear shifting will be jerky, and the engine may even stall. If it's too tight, the clutch becomes overly sensitive and harder to operate; if excessively tight, it can easily slip and result in insufficient power. Below is relevant information about the clutch: Introduction: The clutch refers to the separation device between the car engine and the transmission, also known as the clutch. In automatic transmission vehicles, the clutch is integrated into the transmission, enabling automatic gear shifting. Function: As the name suggests, the clutch serves to separate and engage. It connects or disconnects the engine from the wheel transmission system. When the clutch is depressed, the engine's transmission system is disconnected from the wheels, preventing engine power from being transmitted to the wheels to drive the car. When the clutch is released, the engine's transmission system connects to the wheels, transmitting power to the wheels and allowing the vehicle to move.