What is the issue with squeaking noise during semi-engaged clutch start in first gear?

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VanSavannah
07/29/25 9:39pm
The abnormal noise may be caused by issues with the braking system. In southern regions, where spring and autumn seasons feature humid and rainy climates, prolonged driving under such conditions can lead to gradual rust formation on brake discs. Vehicles with waterlogged chassis are particularly prone to brake disc oxidation and rust. Here are precautions for vehicle starting: 1. A certain period of semi-engaged clutch operation is required during vehicle start to ensure smooth acceleration. 2. During starting, the transmission's secondary shaft remains stationary; the clutch must be depressed before engaging first gear to disconnect the primary shaft from the power source.
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