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What is the correct operation method for a manual transmission car?

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StLandon

07/29/25 10:42pm

The correct operation method for a manual transmission car is: 1. When starting, press the clutch pedal all the way down, shift into first gear, release the handbrake, slowly release the clutch, and lightly press the accelerator while releasing the clutch; 2. Shift gears quickly and avoid looking down during gear changes; 3. Do not skip gears when shifting. Always shift up or down one gear at a time. Skipping gears during shifting can cause discontinuous power delivery; 4. Do not coast in neutral when going downhill, as it reduces the engine braking effect; 5. Drive at a slower speed in rainy or snowy conditions. The principle of a manual transmission is to manually move the gear lever to change the gear meshing position inside the transmission, altering the gear ratio to achieve speed changes. Precautions for starting a manual transmission car: 1. Do not release the clutch too quickly; lift it slowly; 2. Press the accelerator only after the engine and drive shaft are connected; 3. Lightly press the accelerator during the semi-engagement phase, then release the clutch.

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