Three essentials of clutch operation: one fast, two slow and three linkage. When lifting the clutch pedal, follow the operating principle of "one fast, two slow and three linkage". When starting up, step on the clutch pedal to make it move smoothly, with one foot to the end to completely separate the clutch.
The so-called "one fast, two slow and three linkage" means that the process of lifting the clutch pedal is divided into three stages. At the beginning, the clutch pedal is lifted quickly. When the clutch pressure plate is felt to be gradually combined with the semi linkage, the speed of lifting the pedal starts to slow down. During the process from the semi linkage to the full linkage, the clutch pedal is lifted slowly. When the clutch pedal is raised, the accelerator pedal should be stepped down gradually according to the engine power, so that the car can start stably. The throttle shall be operated stably and properly. The throttle can only be increased when the clutch is fully engaged.
