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What is the sequence between shifting gears and releasing the handbrake?

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MargaretAnn

07/30/25 6:17am

You can either shift gears first and then release the handbrake, or release the handbrake first and then shift gears. Below is expanded information on whether to shift gears first or release the handbrake first: 1. Automatic transmission: Most automatic transmission vehicles use AT torque converter transmissions. Since this type of transmission has a soft connection with the engine, it doesn't matter whether you shift gears first and then release the handbrake, or release the handbrake first and then shift gears. 2. Manual transmission: Manual transmission vehicles allow the driver to control the clutch. Therefore, you can either press the clutch pedal, shift into first gear, and then release the handbrake, or release the handbrake first and then shift into first gear. 3. Smooth start: The key to a smooth start lies in mastering the timing of the clutch's semi-engagement and coordinating it closely with the accelerator pedal. When releasing the clutch pedal, start by lifting it slightly faster. As you approach the point where the engine sound changes and the vehicle body slightly vibrates, pause the clutch pedal briefly at this position while gradually pressing the accelerator pedal. Then, slowly lift your left foot until it is completely released.

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