Where is the clutch pedal in a manual transmission car?

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AdrielDella
07/30/25 7:53am
In a manual transmission car, from left to right, the pedals are: clutch, brake, and accelerator, with the brake in the middle. In an automatic transmission car, there is no clutch pedal; the left pedal is the brake, and the right pedal is the accelerator. When driving normally, your foot should not rest on the clutch pedal. 1. The function of the manual transmission clutch: It allows for a better connection between the engine and the transmission. The power output from the engine needs to pass through the clutch to the transmission, which then transmits this power to the vehicle's wheels. The transmission acts as a power transfer switch in the middle, capable of disconnecting the power or slowly engaging it, commonly referred to as the semi-engaged state. 2. Benefits of the manual transmission clutch: It enables smoother vehicle operation, allows the drivetrain to work at the appropriate gear, and effectively prevents overloading of the transmission system.
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