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How to correctly drive a manual car?
I just got a manual Hyundai accent and I have a few questions. I'm able to get from point a to b, but I'm not sure exactly the correct way to do things.
1)when comming to a stop should you just put it into neutral and coast to a stop. I heard that doing that makes the car a little more difficult to control. But I also heard that downshifting was unnecessary too.
2) it seems like when I start from a stop i can't do a smooth take off. It is always jerky like it needs more gas, but when I try starting by giving more gas it burns off the tires. Is there a trick, or do I just need more practice?
3) in heavy traffic it seems like I slip the clutch alot because people aren't going fast enough, so I kind of let go half way. Does this cause alot of unnecessary wear?
Anything else you can say to help me out would be appreciated. I've only been driving it a couple days, so alot of my difficulties are due to my lack of experience, but I have lots of motorcycle experience(same concept), so I thought it would come a little easier to me.
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- ?Lv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
Okay, you can get from A to B, you're on the track.
No, stay in a gear that the car can pull with, that includes downshifting, learn how.
Coasting does nothing good for you,
clutches are tough, they can take gas but there is a midway point that does not spin the tires. Practice practice practice.
Yes slipping the clutch are riding it is bad, modulate with gas and brake.
You didn't slip the clutch on your bike.