What is the RPM for a manual transmission?
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For normal driving with a manual transmission, 1500-3000 RPM is the normal range. Below is relevant information about manual transmission vehicles: 1. Precautions for driving manual transmission vehicles: When shifting gears in a manual transmission vehicle, the clutch pedal must be depressed. Gear changes should be made based on the vehicle's RPM. If the RPM exceeds 2000, a gear change is required to avoid affecting power output. Otherwise, the vehicle's RPM will increase, engine noise will become more pronounced, and this may negatively impact driving. 2. How to shift gears in a manual transmission: Simply depress the clutch pedal. Each gear shift in a manual transmission vehicle is equivalent to starting the vehicle. If the operation is not careful during shifting, the vehicle may stall. Driving a manual transmission vehicle requires practice in shifting gears up and down to ensure smooth driving and avoid accidents.