Where is the car clutch installed?
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The car clutch is installed between the engine flywheel and the transmission. Its purpose is to transmit the engine's torque to the transmission, ensuring smooth vehicle starting. More information about the car clutch is as follows: 1. Before starting the car, the engine must be started first. When the car starts, it gradually accelerates from a complete standstill. If the drivetrain (which connects the entire car) is rigidly linked to the engine, the car will suddenly jerk forward when the gear is engaged, but it will not start smoothly. 2. When the car moves from standstill to a sudden jerk, it has significant inertia, creating a large resistance torque on the engine. Under the effect of this inertial resistance torque, the engine's speed drops sharply to below the minimum stable speed (usually 300-500 RPM) in an instant, causing the engine to stall and stop working, and of course, the car cannot start.