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Control manual gearbox
Manual car has a standard pattern of shift. It is depicted on the handle of the gear lever. All transfers to move forward are synchronizers and therefore easy to be included.
NOTE When reverse gear is engaged, the vehicle is stopped, hold the gear lever at least 3 St. neutral. After that, move the lever to reverse gear. |
ATTENTION By switching the lever from position 5th gear position 4th gear, take care not to include the second gear by mistake. Such an abrupt gear changes can cause an excessive increase in engine speed (tachometer needle in the red zone). The maximum permissible engine speed can damage the engine. |
Using the clutch Before turning the gear fully depress the clutch pedal and then slowly let her go. Pressing the clutch pedal must be carried out only after full reset. Do not keep your foot on the clutch pedal while driving. This can lead to clutch wear. Do not use the clutch to hold the vehicle on an incline, use of the parking brake. Avoid sudden and repetitive releasing the clutch pedal. For economical driving is recommended to switch the transmission specified in Table 1.5 speeds.
Receptions correct driving Do not roll downhill in neutral: it is very dangerous. Always keep the transfer included. Do not have a habit of driving in which the accounts brake abruptly. This leads to overheating and loss of braking effectiveness. On the downhill to prevent overheating of the brakes should be applied engine braking (including downshifts). When the downshift slightly slow down the car. This will help prevent an excessive increase in engine speed and eliminate failure. If a strong crosswind reduce speed of the vehicle. This will improve its handling. Before switching on the reverse gear, make sure the vehicle is completely stopped. Otherwise, you may damage the transmission. to put the lever into reverse, first depress the clutch pedal, move the lever to neutral, wait 3 seconds, and then move the lever to reverse position. Be careful when driving on slippery roads and during braking, acceleration and gear changes. On a slippery road abrupt change in vehicle speed can cause loss of traction and loss of control over the car.
ATTENTION If you lose control of the vehicle at high speeds significantly increases the risk of rollover. Loss of control often occurs when two or more wheels and off the track of the road and the driver tries to return the vehicle back on the road. If the car went off the track of the road, avoid sudden steering. Instead, slow down the car before you drive on the road again. |
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