Question 412 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
In a vehicle with a manual transmission, what is the friction point?
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Correct answer to question 412
- D: The point where the connection between the engine and transmission begins to be felt as the clutch is released
Explanation
As you slowly lift the clutch pedal, the connection starts to be felt before the pedal is fully released. At this friction point you release the clutch slowly to prevent stalling.
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