What RPM to Start on a Slope?
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This cannot be determined by RPM alone; it depends on the frequency of the car body's vibration. When releasing the clutch, you need to wait for the right moment. Just release the clutch a little and wait for the car to move forward slightly before releasing it further and waiting again. Idle RPM of the car: When the car is idling, the RPM is 800. If you try to start on a slope without pressing the accelerator, it's easy to stall. Training cars usually have their idle RPM adjusted higher, so they can start normally without pressing the accelerator. Method of releasing the clutch: When you initially release the clutch, the car body will shake violently. At this point, you should not release it further; instead, wait for the car to move forward slowly. Once the car starts moving forward, you can gradually release the clutch a little more. This will slightly increase the speed. Repeat this process until the car moves at a completely steady speed, at which point you can fully release the clutch.