For people who know the car, start to step on the clutch and slowly loosen it. At first, the car didn't move, but then it started to move again. Why? Is this fair?

Let go of first gear and the car will leave. The principle is that the crankshaft of the engine drives the flywheel to rotate, and the flywheel drives the friction plate to rotate. The other end of the friction plate is a gearbox, and the clutch is a machine that separates the friction plate from the flywheel. After you lift the clutch, the pressure plate will press the friction plate and the flywheel will drive the friction plate to move. At this time, the waiting for the bus moved. It is ok to wait for the car to move before stepping on the gas pedal, but the start is very slow.

The key to starting to lift the clutch is "fast, stop and slow". It means: quickly lift the clutch to the semi-linkage state, stop slightly, follow the throttle slightly, slowly lift the clutch until it is put to the end, and slowly lift the clutch and pay attention to gradually follow the throttle. Semi-trailer refers to putting the clutch in a state where the car seems to be moving, that is, the engine is a little shaky, and then the car will stall as soon as the clutch is lifted.

When you start, only slowly release the first gear. When the next gears reach the speed, you can directly release the clutch. You don't have to release it slowly unless you step on the brake and the power is not enough to reach the next gear. Therefore, it is best to increase the speed of each gear as high as possible. Feeling that there is no power is the limit of a gear.