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Originally Posted by frost You can read these, but they pretty much confirm my answer. Someone did make a good point that it's far better to let the clutch out
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That's what I told her too, at least to make her feel better, haha. I think that's the problem too. She's so afraid of "riding the clutch" that she's letting it out way too soon. I'm trying to find the right way to tell her it's ok to "ride the clutch" while the engine engages, and that you have to keep the clutch halfway depressed for a second or two until the engine "takes over". Good info, thanks!
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