Is it normal if I were to be in first gear, and remove the clutch slowly and the car would not stall? but when I remove it with the quickness the car stall. When to the dealershio and they told me that it was normal... what is your opion?

 

normal. You'd have to ease off the clutch ever so softly though, if you wanted the clutch to engage and not stall the vehicle.

 

Have you ever driven a stickshift???

 

yes... my young friend... That is normal.

If ur in 1st gear and let the clutch our slowly, ull feel the car move slightly forward...

 

 

We've got a lot of new manny tranny drivers around here. Give 'em a break.

 

if you let go of the clutch quickley, you must compensate by giving it more acceleration. But be prepared for a quick, hard, possibly spin out take off. Dumping the clutch while in idle causes the cluth to overpower the engine and stops the internals dead in their tracks.

 

i push and release my clutch all the time in neutral and nothing happens
is this normal

 

JEeZ!!! if u cant handle ur STICK! dont buy a STICK! hahah j\k u need to paratice...but please dont paratice on a Z....maybe on a HONDA civic...untill u get butter...awww man he is from the bay tooo if u were a hot chick i'll be glad to teach u how to drive a MT...wait i think i know this dude...i think i sold my rims to him?! do i kno u 05nismo???

 

I have no idea what the hell you just said.

 

I agree.
Afterall, not everyone has been as lucky as some of us were in having a father/Old/brother friend show us how to do it...Right?


Yes it's "normal"!
If your slowly taking the resistance (with your foot of course ) off the clutch pedal and your on somewhat level ground, usually most cars wont "stall", rather they will start rolling (at the pre-set idle setting (in 1st gear)...
If you reduce the resistance on the clutch pedal too quickly (It realy dosent take that much ) usually, yes the car will stall. Keep in mind that 99.99% of MT (Manual Trany) will act with these "tendencies".
Hope this clarifies some of this for you.


Cessna

 

I’m waiting for the English translation.

 

Most sticks have even torque that if you go slow enough and are not on a hill you can be completely off the clutch. I had it perfected in my Miata, because I got stuck in traffic alot. I can do it in the Z, but I have to concentrate, because I have not logged that many traffic miles in the Z.

 

Hey, at least he can express his thoughts without people wondering what he has just said!

 

If you shift the vehicle into 6th at 20mph your rocket boosters come out as well and you go super fast dude!

 

I would of loved to seen the techs face as the service writer asked him that to double check

 

You really shoulda learned the basics on a lesser car than the Z. Practice, GLHF, dont kill yourself.

 

omg pls
BAN

 

+1

 

http://auto.howstuffworks.com/clutch.htm