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Will the Car Move When the Clutch is Released?

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LaLilah

07/28/25 3:04pm

Releasing the clutch without engaging a gear will not start the car; the vehicle will only move when the corresponding gear is engaged and the clutch is released. When a gear is engaged, lightly lifting the clutch transfers the engine's power output to the transmission and drive wheels, allowing the vehicle to move. The clutch serves to disconnect and connect. Pressing the clutch pedal disconnects the engine's transmission from the wheels, preventing the engine's power from reaching the wheels to drive the car. Conversely, engaging the clutch connects the engine's transmission to the wheels, allowing the engine's power to be transmitted to the wheels to drive the car. Using the clutch when braking: While driving, except for low-speed braking to stop, avoid pressing the clutch pedal when braking in other situations. The method for stopping at low speed involves first pressing the brake pedal and then the clutch pedal to bring the car to a smooth stop. Using the clutch when shifting gears: When shifting gears while driving, press and release the clutch pedal quickly, avoiding partial engagement (half-clutch), as this accelerates clutch wear. Additionally, ensure proper coordination with the throttle. To ensure smooth gear shifts and reduce wear on the transmission and clutch, the double-clutch shifting method is recommended.

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VanJeremiah

08/11/25 10:46pm

When I first started learning to drive a manual transmission car, I always wondered whether the car would move when I released the clutch. Actually, it depends on the situation: if the engine is still running and the car is in a forward gear, slowly releasing the clutch pedal will make the wheels gradually move forward because the power is transmitted from the engine to the wheels. If it's in neutral, releasing the clutch won't do anything. At first, I often released the clutch too quickly, causing the car to jerk forward or stall, which made me quite nervous. Later, my instructor taught me to coordinate with the accelerator and gently release the clutch for a smooth start. Remember to give it a bit of gas, and the car will move obediently. People who don't drive might not understand, but with practice, you can feel that subtle mechanical feedback.

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