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How a Car Clutch Works and Its Lifespan with a Manual Gearbox
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In this video tutorial, you will learn how a clutch works and how long it might last in a car with a manual gearbox. The clutch operates as follows: pressing the pedal temporarily separates the two plates that connect the flywheel to the primary shaft of the gearbox, preventing the transfer of rotation. When driving in the city or towing something like a boat trailer, the weight and mass being towed increase, so the clutch must work harder. The bearing compresses the plate, and as it compresses, it bends the springs. The longer the slipping time, the more the clutch disc heats up and increases friction; as friction increases, the clutch wears out more quickly.
Updated on 11 July 2026 by ScegliAuto
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