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What is the correct posture for pressing the clutch with the left foot?

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DeRichard
07/29/25 7:48am
The correct posture for pressing the clutch is to place the ball of your foot on the clutch pedal with your heel touching the ground. When the clutch is fully depressed, the knee should remain slightly bent. The following are the functions of the clutch: 1. Increase driving force: Gradually increases the driving force of the car, allowing for a smooth start. 2. Separate the engine and transmission: Temporarily separates the engine and transmission for gear shifting. 3. Ensure normal operation of the transmission system: Prevents overload of the transmission system and ensures its normal operation. 4. Extend the lifespan of transmission gears: Reduces torsional vibration impact from the engine, thereby extending the lifespan of transmission gears.
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ErinFitz
08/12/25 11:03am
When I first started learning to drive, my left foot always had the wrong posture on the clutch, causing the car to jerk. Later, I figured out that the correct posture is to keep the heel of the left foot firmly on the floor, not suspended, and gently place the sole on the center of the clutch pedal. Press down quickly and fully to ensure the power is completely cut off for smooth gear shifting. When lifting, do it slowly to feel the semi-engagement point, allowing the car to start smoothly without stalling. I tried random pressing, which made my leg sore and easily wore out the clutch plate—repairs were expensive. Now, after driving for several years, I’ve developed good habits, making starts and stops smooth. Beginners must practice the correct posture from day one—find a flat road, shift to neutral, and repeatedly press and release to get the feel. Don’t wait until the transmission is damaged to regret it. Safe driving starts with details; this can save a lot of trouble.
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