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But do you hold the clutch in when stopped? I generally don't. I too have driven several manual pickups, and only once had a squeaky throwout bearing. But I b
by jpindar 10y ago
But do you hold the clutch in when stopped?
I generally don't. I too have driven several manual pickups, and only once had a squeaky throwout bearing. But I bought that one used so who knows what it had gone through before me.
- jessaustin 10y agoI've never heard of this rule, and I suspect it's more valid for tiny European cars than for pickups. If I want to take off quickly, e.g. third in line at a short left turn, I keep the pedal depressed. If I'm tired, I'll shift out of gear. If neither of those conditions holds, I might shift or I might stay on the clutch.