Ich soll 3 Sekunden am Schleifpunkt warten und dann erst fahren?
Hallo,
Ich habe meine erste Fahrstunde hinter mir und habe eine Frage. Es hat alles sehr gut funktioniert etc. jedoch hat meine Fahrlehrerin gesagt, ich soll am schleifpunkt wenn ich die Kupplung langsam loslasse, und das Auto anfängt zu rollen noch 3 Sekunden warten. Warum ist das so ? Ich es kenne es eigentlich so, nachdem das Auto rollt kann man direkt fahren.
das Auto ist ein Golf 7 ti meine ich.
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Just discuss this at the next hour.
I guess you’re supposed to do this first to get a feeling for the car and the clutch.
Everyone is a little different and you probably have no experience with it. Is pure exercise so that you meet the point correctly and don’t get so jealous, later you just make it out of habit and feeling.
3 seconds is definitely too long, the longer you allow the clutch to grind, the more you need a new one. And this is expensive!!
Ask her the next time.
I would say that the car is still at a speed and thus the difference of the speeds between the motor and the gear becomes smaller and there is no such big jerk when you release the clutch completely.
It is, however, only to be understood as a help for the beginning, so that you can leave some time. Coupling, especially when approaching, is so difficult for a rider.
Later, if you have some experience, you have the interplay of gas and clutch in feeling. There is no more seconds (if you have ever done it at all).
Thank you!
Where is it your first hour?
I think you’d better be able to assess when you reached the grinding point. Later you don’t do that, you don’t have any benefits.
What does that have to do with my first driving hour, if I know how to get there? You can also have watched countless videos before the first hour of the ride, like I did.
You have to get a feeling for the clutch. You don’t get it through videos, you just get it through experience.
Maybe she said that after she noticed that you let go of the last cm so fast that the car “hopes”. You can avoid that.
I’m not a single choke she said that right from the beginning
I didn’t talk about strangling. That’s it from me!
I also told my first-time daughter to “remain” at the grinding point shortly before the clutch arrives, but no three seconds, just a short time
Why didn’t you ask him directly?
I guess you’re supposed to get a feeling for the grinding point.
If I had noticed in the aftermath, I’ll ask the next time