How to Hill start a manual car - Every time without stalling!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2016
- Getting the perfect hill start is something that just comes with practice, but there are a few tips to help you and make the learning process easier!
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lol my driveway is a hill start, thx for helping me leave my home
Timmy Davis 😂😂😂 same
Lol same my street is a really steep hill and I've only just started driving my own car last week. I think I've nearly stalled it every time I leave for work.
Aye me to right onto a bloody 40mph busy mainroad.
Mine is as well
same haha
I stalled 6 times in a ROW at a hill with so much traffic behind me 😭😭
Mo Dal yikes. At that point I would’ve just let everyone pass me.
ϟϟ White Wolf ϟϟ Probably had a small engine.
@ϟϟ White Wolf ϟϟ Honestly yeah. I'm having trouble with hill starts... Today I had to start the car uphill and I did it with the handbrake... Had to get the revs "almost" all the way to 3k in order to get it going forward but I did it... It depends on the car as well
Looool I feel you
I did this with an ambulance behind me I cried ahaha
"people are going to expect you to stall, it's going to be fine"
Wish the lifted Dodge behind me this morning honking felt that way
Its always a damn dodge 😂
Owner of a manual swapped dodge dakota here, and I apologize for my dodge brethren
Don’t worry man that’s just someone who has never driven a manual before
Living in a country where most ppl drive Automatics I can safely say they're expecting you to fucking move
ALWAYS A DODGE they are the worst dri ers I've ever seen and dealt with. Always gassing their trucks, trying to get you to pull out when you can't even see if you will kiss someone's bumper FUCK DODGE
I have an auto but I'm respectful when people stall their manual. I don't honk at learners who have started driving.
How do you know they’re learners?
Rodney Kirchhofer L plate or P plate probs
always be respectful as we were all there at one point weren't we
Thank you
I had to put an L in the window (learning) so people would calm down
“People expect you to stall”
Not in the United States they don’t 😂🤣
Right 😂😂😂 I stalled on a hill yesterday and rolled back a bit, scared the shit out of the person behind me 😂
People will get right on your ass and hold down the horn and scream at you in the US, I have an electronic parking brake so it's touch for me.
Cus the states all have automatic cars
Ain’t this the truth 😂 they hate that shit here.
@@gerarddunne956 Noooo... It's because all the old timers expect you to know how to drive manual. 🤣
I once stucked on hill a few times it didn't want to move and kept stalling. One man came and helped me. Im very grateful and thankful and always remember that.
Happened to me 4 times as I have started driving
Good people exist
very refreshing that we've all had that problem
Had a driving lesson, stalled like 8 times cause the man told me to go uphill with only clutch controll and no gass... i felt so stupid and wanted to cry. Moved and i have a new instructor now, i dont think the road has a steep enough incline, cause its just like a normal stop.
it sucks when your car stalls and everyone starts hooting
Tell me about it man, so easy to get panicked when people are yelling at you. Better stall it than crash/roll back though
+Paynos YES.. especially on Chicago. No one has any patience here 😓
What is hooting?
Haha, it's using the horn on your car
happened to me yesterday xD I gave 0 fucks
In Germany, people never honk at you for tailgating or speeding, but stalling for less than a second makes sitting next to a rocket launch seem like a blessing.
no one really honks at people tailgating cause they are behind you tailgating, more of like Brake Check. For speeding, no one honks at speeding either unless if they do a really dangerous too close for comfort overtake.
The power of a video. 6 years in and this man is still helping Drivers worldwide.
It’s like how people can make residual income. This is residual knowledge. Plant the seed & it will help people for years & years to come. This video helped me a ton today
On god bra 🤞
just get automatic bro its 2023
It's no fun when you stall on a hill with traffic behind you. People behind you must think every car is automatic and you simply must be stopping for no reason.
in america yeah everyone has an automatic here
I live Oman and thankfully we dont have a lot of traffic nor hills like yall do ... people here rarely drive stick but im training driving stick cause ... #savethemanuals plus im 18 year old car guy :).
Yeah. I hate it when people stop 1/2 an inch from your rear bumper, so you stall out in a panic to prevent rolling back on the hills. Then they get mad. People really need to chill and be patient while driving. They’re the reason why car insurance is very expensive!
RAED ALZAKWANI Yes I’m 20 years old and learning manual. Only about 2% of new cars sold here are manual... I want to learn it before it becomes extinct.
Patrick Ryan I drive a manual car, a fiat... here to learn how not to freak out in traffic on the bridge! Scared I’m gonna roll back into the car behind me lol. I live in Florida.
"Hill start" and "easily" don't go in the same sentence 😂😭
You'll get there :D
When in doubt, throttle out. 🤣
I drive a 1.3 so yeah, not much torque in it. When starting from a really steep hill, I use the handbrake then rev it all the way to 3000rpm or higher before slowly letting off the clutch until it starts pulling itself up without rolling backwards. It's annoying 'cause it gets so loud, but it gets the job done. 😂
Sam Roberts lol
Sam Roberts lmao
Sam Roberts still find this comment so funny😂😂
Yo I love how I could do this all so well in my street, but as soon as you get into traffic it all just goes out the window. Being nervous is sick.
True. I practice and be fine ...once I see cars behind me, it's the end. I stall even in a flat road hahaha
Couldn’t have said this any better ... being nervous is a bitch
Yeah I just stopped caring about the cars I dont even use the handbrake anymore cause im a fuckin gun with the clutch
Same problem looool
SkyfoxPlays guy that’s new to manual here: I honestly find it harder using the handbrake anyway cos then I forget to release it or release it too slow and then wonder why my cars not moving and then burn out my clutch from revving too high 😂. I rather just find the biting point with my foot still on the brake and then quickly get on the throttle and go
"When you're learning people will expect you to stall" Well not my jackass driving instructor... Puts me in a huge traffic on a hill, without any practice on any hill whatsoever, for my 6th driving hour. Then it's my fault I'm stalling.
Celeritas mmm they like making money out of us😂😂
Change your instructor. To be honest I find it more stressful with an instructor, decided to just learn most of the stuff myself with my dad.
My instructor did that on my first ever driving lesson and it went just fine. I suppose some people get the hang of it differently than others.
Man that sucks but you wrote that a year ago , meaning your probably a pro right now but me ... im just starting lol
Trill Flaco me too
Passed my test hours back I can't just contain my happiness.
Nice
Congrats!
Attempted my first uphill start yesterday and couldn't do it (granted the car was at fault), but I was so worried about doing them again today. Watched this video just before I left and did it perfectly every time. I know this was five years ago but thank you :)
This is really the best video on how to drive a manual car on TH-cam. There's a lot out there, but I want you to know that your patience and understanding for the people just starting out makes me feel so much more comfortable when learning. It is true, other cars are honking and it makes me nervous. But your words of encouragement are all I need to stay relaxed and practice carefully. Thank you so much.
I am so thankful for this video! This paired with the tip about heel to the floor helped me to gain confidence in my first manual car. I was practically paralyzed with fear when stopping on a hill.
Did a hill start today during my lessons with plenty of traffic behind me. They thought that i would stall, but i proved them wrong haha.
How to slowly creep on a really steep hill without stalling...that's my driveway.
This was me yesterday 😭 😭😭, with a whole lot of traffic behind me and they started honking , I almost cried😂
Me today 😂
@@esthetics4512 I promise it gets better xx
Today I stalled and I live in the Himalayan area so I think you can get the picture of the type of hill,the people started honking like crazy !! It was rush hour too🙅🙅🙅😖😖and I am learning
Orvana Dawn i felt your pain for a little there
You should practise on a hill where there isn’t much traffic. It’s honestly not hard lmao just go up the hill with gear 1 and 2. If you feel you’re gonna hold up traffic going up a hill honestly just rev to 20+ lmao.
I am Legend Yeah but if you do that clutch will wear out. :(
Angel Gutierrez Yeaaa pretty much, sucks many shops around my areas don’t sell em cheap like they use to :(
I am Legend They are cheap. Like 70$ but the service and installation is what costs more I imagine.
Many new cars no longer have manual parking brakes...
I just purchased my first manual. It has a finger operated electronic parking brake.
I’m self taught - your videos, Chris, are amongst my favorites. You’re on the Podium!
I’ve almost mastered hill starts by using foot brake & finding biting point - then moving foot to throttle and moving off yay, I’m an American in Tucson Arizona. 2020 Corolla Hatchback. Hill Hold Assist = Stall
I take it that you drive a petrol, as hill starts in a Diesel are so much easier. I took my driving lesson in a diesel and never stalled as it is hard to stall a diesel, but as soon as I got in my dads petrol, everytime I would pull away I would worry about stalling. Diesels are great.
Had the same experience
I'm being taught in a Diesel, and then got into my mother's petrol (which also has a larger 1.6 litre engine compared to my instructor's 1.2) and i stalled numerous times
Gary Bull Low tourq is a major factor in stalling.
It's just a matter of stepping on the gas before the clutch reach the biting point, but it requires some practice to do it perfectly.
The learner car I'm learning in for the driving school is a diesel and my car I drive is a petrol. Weird as hell transitioning from one to the other daily.
diesel cars kill the planet, buy a petrol and learn to drive better
Thanks but in my country driving wheel is on left side so I took a moment in my car to realize I was in passenger seat
Dani Barza hahaha, if you switch seats it should work the same ;)
Yeha in my country too
@@Paynos hi Paynos what is the car that you are using in this video?
I used to watch this last year as well as other videos, I passed my driving test first time. Never got to say thank you but here you go
Thanks you earned a subscriber, 26 year old and never drove a standard. Bought one and stalled a couple times but I'm getting used to it. One thing for all the new drivers the biting point / sweet spot is the key to driving standard transmission. Once you have a understanding of it focus on it and improve it.
Good luck with the driving! Thanks for subbing, it's a skill that's so rewarding once you get it down
I live across the pond where we can barely manage automatic, so I don't have much experience with manual transmissions. Living in a mountainous part of Utah doesn't help.
I recently got a job at a dealership where we occasionally get manual cars. I always stall out just trying to go from one end of the lot to the other just from a small slope. This video increased my limited knowledge a little more.
Thanks for uploading this, man!
when the car goes backward, i wish i had 3 feet
Use the handbrake...
Heel and toe on your right foot can cover the brake and accelerator
@@mknubs that’s dangerous
@@sflimza its not dangerous bro... hold the brake tightlywith your toe.... give a little bit of gas using your hill...release the clutch at a biting point.... release ur toe slowly so that the brake release slowly ... keeping the accelerator stable or depends on the slopeness of the hill
SAME BRUH XD
I appreciate that point of keeping my heel on the floor when realising the clutch. Thank you ✨
It really helps me when i get it up to 3000-3500 rpm instead for my first few tries. With more practice, I was able to start off at 2000 rpm
Those folks driving loaded manual vehicles in the rugged mountains of Afghanistan, North Pakistan, North India, Nepal and Bhutan deserve a special round of applause.
Just got my manual yesterday and have been practicing since. Hills are my enemy right now lol good thing for the hand brake or I would've rolled back on some guy. Thanks for the video!
It’s been 2 years how is it now ?
@@edgarxicohtencatl3972 Hills don't exist to me anymore. I'll only roll back 1 to 2 inches without using handbrakes.
Ray Giorgio Bartolome damn I just got my manual 3 days ago and red lights are my enemy right now.
@@edgarxicohtencatl3972 you'll be fine. Everyone stalls when they're new. Just don't worry about it when they honk ✌️
I live in America, and I'm not a full expert at manuals yet. Hill starts are what I still struggle with. Sure, I can get it moving on a flat ground with no problem, but I'm always worried about rolling backwards too much. Also, working in a garage, I had to do this same technique so I wouldn't roll back into the car parked behind me
Colin Donovan U should come to India lol.
You should definitely go to Bogota and practice driving on the many bridges we have, in a city that's packed with traffic jams almost everyday.
easy way to do it without handbrake is to hold the clutch just before the binding point and use your right foot for the brake, when it's time to go let the foot off the bake and onto a little bit of accelerator
@@veeq4210 oof my handbrake is electronic
Magic Cat then surely you have clutch hill assistance or just drive auto?
Once you get used you your clutch, unless you’re on an extremely steep hill it’s not necessary to use the handbrake. You can just go foot off the brake pedal to the accelerator and clutch out to the friction point at the same time, then apply appropriate accelerator and gradually release the clutch.
It all happens very fast but you get used to it and then it’s just muscle memory.
On very steep hills you might roll back slightly so if there’s someone stopped too close behind you the handbrake might be a safer option.
Thanks I’ll be trying this today with my mum’s car
I just started learning to drive a stick yesterday. I pick it up fairly quickly within 3 stalls I was on the road. I got to a stop sign on an incline and stalled like 6 times I just couldn't figure it out. This video is gonna to help me practice today on a hill start ty clear concise and over all very enjoyable watching your videos
Have been driving for a week and only just now discovered that I can add some revs before finding the clutch point. I fucked up a few times on a steep hill ,only pressing down the gas when at clutch point, but somehow managed :D was so stressful. Thanks so much , love u man :'D
Owned a manual in Pittsburgh PA, US (famous for our hilly urban terrain) - haven't owned a manual in years... really miss the control.
First *hours* I owned it, needed to drive through town and then make a two hour trip for Thanksgiving with my family.
Stalled twice in town because a Penguins hockey game was letting out and I had no time to practice. Made it the rest of the drive with only one stall.
But uphill starts on a 50-60° street and a car on your bumper can really make you nervous! I can attest to that!!!
Started watching engineering videos about worm gears and ended up here. Great tutorial!
I've been driving 4 years and still struggle with hill starts haha. I'm going to try this and see if it helps 😀
Did it work?
Made such a hash of hill starts yesterday as I haven’t driven for 3 years since passing my test - watched this video and it was so helpful so thank you!
Hey! Thanks for the help! My clutch control sucks and i have stalled a few times when I was in a driving school earlier. Ive already subscribe to your channel that will help me to improve my practice. Thanks again mate.
I panic so much for hill starts, I get scared of rolling back and then panic and end up stalling. I feel like I know how to do it I’m just not confident in that so I get a little panicked. Thank you for this video I’ve got another driving lesson today and id really like to get a hill start right, let’s see how it goes....
Thank for the tips I passed my test yesterday in a diesel and found hill starts no issue went out In my car today which was petrol and stalled five times getting of my hill 😣 going to out in a minute and practise with your tips thank you ☺️ I’m thinking I’m taking my foot off the clutch to quick x
My instructor said i did the same, but a long as you have the accelerator down you can raise clutch real slow and you will still move... it's a panic reaction to quickly raise clutch!
This was the most comprehensive guide I saw, cheers mate
Awesome TY for this video! I just got a 97 Rav4 5spd and this is pretty much the only thing I need left to learn
I wish you are my driving instructor :) Thank you for your tips.
Thanks for the kind words :)
I really needed this❤️ you're so chill, I love it😂
Thank you!
Paynos move it g👀
Emily Proud I'm confused? Is there some clutching while making sandwiches in your kitchen?
@@HimmReaper ha ha ha , that is hilarious,very funny and original.....
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Thank you so much. This video has taught me a lot and has gotten ride of my fear of hill starts. Thank you
For anyone that has ever had a problem stalling while learning at a light. I got a manual, my dad has been driving manuals for the better part of 30+ years. So as a good son I let him drive it, he stalled on flat ground at a light. It wasn't even the first light we had gotten to, we were already driving for about 20 minutes. At that light he stalled, He got honked at when he wasn't even stopped for 3 seconds at that point. He was so embarrassed, and was so disappointed that people were upset. I promise you that nobody cares about you driving a manual and they will honk but the biggest thing to learn is to keep going, don't get frustrated or upset, just restart the engine and get moving. Half the people on the road won't respect you for driving a manual but to everyone that does you're a hero for the willingness to push through.
Thank you for this making me more confident with hills i would like to see some parrallel parking between cars
Thanks . It clicked for me today. I was trying declutching without handbrakes on steep slopes. I understood why the car stalled on very steep slopes. I was not building enough rpm. Building rpm is possible easily with handbrakes help
Great videos! So easy to panick when stalling, such good advice learn at our pace so it clicks
I just messed up TWICE on one trip. Been in a manual transmission car for a month and totally forgot how to do this. Thanks for helping the community!
I drive a manual Mini Cooper s I’m still a learner at the manual and almost every time I keep stalling on hills and it’s soo embarrassing😖
Me too, I got yelled at today
Luckily for me i dont stall i just roll back and i give it more gas and then roll off, but people still mad at me that it took 5 sec instead of 2😂
Same...my heart goes 💣
Me too hahah it's so embarrassing do this with a sport car
@@gianlucastrano4315 yessss I was stalling on a hill because this old lady was on my ass and so I’m sitting stuck in traffic and can’t go and I’m in my Saturn sky and everyone’s jsut staring at me
Plz make a video on how to do it in traffic and people are yelling at us..like how to keep ourselves composed during that short period..
Yeah that's always worrying. Just remember that you're in control of how you drive so keep calm and ignore the people if they're honking at you! Keep your head and know that they stall too, everyone does it!
Thanks mate :-)..how to drive a hill when there's traffic?like is it advisable to use handbrakes?
Oh yeah it would be best to use the handbrake so you don't roll back in to the car behind you. The safer the better. Take it easy and use more revs if you need to.
Thanks a lot mate .. Cheers :-) will there be any damage to the car if we use the throttle higher at lower gears?
If you are revving very high and holding the clutch you can burn the clutch but you have to be holding it for a while. You won't have to worry if it's every now and then but try not to do it too much!
just bumped my ford KA with this video after leaving lights on thanks so much .... great explanation
Thank you! I live on a hill so this is really helpful as I want to be able to drive confidentially out of my drive!
another trick: floor it & then dump the clutch. that way you'll also make it every time; without stalling... xd
Its what I do too. But keep hold of the biting point for about 2 seconds then floor it.
She Learns 2 Code putting your foot right down on the accelerator and releasing the clutch rapidly will cause you to wheel spin, meaning if you’re learning to drive...don’t try it lol
@@mayabahapenga Slam the gas!
Floor it?
I'm intrested
What about hill star as well traffic ?
Thank , this has always been my fear/worry, but you've made it so much clearer and easier . Thanx a lot.
me watching this after being stuck at a junction for 15 minutes yesterday even tho i’ve passed my test n pissing off eveyone behind me 👁👄👁
first time driving by my self my dad comes out to watch me start. thank god i didn't stall.
just got to driving my grandfather's 1977 MG-B, I think on my first run around the block I stalled out at least ten times 😅 Ill be sure to keep your tips in mind, great video ✌
Hey you are great I knew hill start procedure but in steep hill my car used to roll back I watched your video and realised I was not giving enough gas and released clutch soon that was the issue now im holding clutch at same biting point and it works great thanks a lot ❤️
finally a tutorial with the driver on the correct side of the car ;)
thnks for the lesson
really helped me
No worries, cheers for watching :)
fully ready for some moe lessons
Mad respect who drive manuals. I drive a dirtbike which is a manual and hill starts are wicked hard when you bog out. You have to feather the clutch so much and it takes so much getting used to and so much confidence in the car.
Just into stick-shift/manual. Even though it's a bit late I found this video to be super helpful!
Yesterday,the car stalled while approaching a junction/traffic lights, I used 3rd gear and I was slow to change into lower gear.. haha.Poor me!
Maria Bloom Nothings more painful than stalling your car at a light and everyone just honks and points the middle finger
BellaTorresBruh That's second biggest problem with me in manual shift after quick downshifting 😣
you can still pull away in 3rd gear, treat it like a hill start, and more gas
You can't pull away in 3rd gear unless maybe you literally floor the accelerator. Not in a 1.2L anyway@@statix
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Paynos yea boii
Paynos Keeping the heel of the floor is taught by every Indian instructor. The reason is Indian driving school cars mostly use cheap low power highly damaged cars. They are so difficult to drive that these Indian instructors know every little dirty trick. Powerful cars with good clutch have enough power to easily start rolling. If an average American driver is a sheriff, then an average Indian driver is a Vietnam guerilla soldier.
i'm gonna reply to this cause idk if u stll read comment to this video:
u said if u don't use throttle the car is gonna stall, so how do people hill start using their brake pedal instead of the hand brake ( where u need to fast move ur feet from brake to throttle when the clutch is at biting point)?
Today I was having the same problem while parking in maccas, but a kind lady showed me how it's done , I am so thankful to her ♥️
First
Love your voice
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I'm learning manual and I started falling on a hill. I made it work but this really helped! Thanks. I just need to perfect knowing my biting point
Release the handbrake when the rear of the car goes down.
Thanks Alex. This really helps me while learning.
You are welcome. My name is Alex, too. :)
Thanks for the great advise man this is amazingly useful thanks sooooo much🙌👍💪👌👌
great video :) helped me a lot haha i bought a car 4 hrs away from me with no previous manual experience and drove back fine but hills were my only issue and this video has really helped me overcome that
Glad to hear it helped! Thanks for watching and hope learning goes well :)
Can you teach me to drive cause my dad yells at me when i stall the car (jk)
thanks man
No worries! :)
Thanks for the video! I'm watching lots of your videos right now because I'm learning how to drive and my instructor's always really impatient with me (had a terrible session this morning)
These really help me to understand driving manual more and I hope in my next lesson it would be better;;
Thank you! Glad you're getting over a bad instructor!
Thank you! My instructor’s car has an automatic handbrake thingy. My car I’ve bought has a real handbrake. It’s hard trying to learn it on my own so this has helped so much.
I did this like 10 times on driving lessons and I stalled only the first time.
I just want to know how to do it smoothly because it shakes sometimes xD
If it shakes too much, I guess it's either you're releasing the clutch too much too early, or you need to give it more revs. 😉
Its all to do with that clutch, practice it more and you get the hang of it.
I turn 16 (Legal age to get a learners driving license in New Zealand) next year and I'm petrified of learning to driving alone but I'm more than petrified of doing a hill start. I mean I have a literal near panic attack when someone else drives up a hill for goodness sake.
With time and practice you may become more confident in performing hill starts, or even driving up a hill in general. I'm still not a huge fan of doing it myself after over a year of solo driving in my own car, but every time I do just fine because of the experience - mostly from driving by myself, but it all started with my lessons with my instructor. You will find driving after you've passed your practical and theory is where you really learn to drive and, importantly, gain confidence and competence. All the best with it, my dude.
i live in nz also and just got my license, only been driving manual for a week and am confident with hill starts. Just don't panic and if you feel you are gonna stall, clutch in and hit the break.
you r the perfect guy ,,To teach beginners.... Bc sometimes driver instructers get pissed off,, when you first attempt and fail this stuff,...
Thanks so much - this was really helpful as I'm planning a hill trip some time soon.
I think the best way I learned with Hill Starts is no Throttle, just find the biting point and the clutch alone will hold the car still then add throttle then release clutch when the cars moving fast enough :)
this technique is much harder on a petrol car.
Clutch control is much easier on Diesels than Petrol cars.
Depends on the car though, my G can do this. Weaker engines cannot hold with just the clutch
my car's not powerful enough to do this... or maybe you're talking about a much less steep hill
this is how you destroy your clutch
I need to practice this skill. I'm a Bus Driver. I drive the bus for the Bus Company in a major city up North in the Continental USA. I feel very embarrassed that I cant drive a vehicle with a Manual Transmission. I drive the Bus with an Automatic Transmission.
???
I think a bus/heavy truck driver is supposed to be able to drive a manual vehicle.
Lex Soft most buses are automatic. Only one school bus manufacturer even makes a manual bus and they don't sell many.
+snwman91
I know many modern buses are automatic nowadays. But what if a driver is supposed to drive an old bus.
And what about truck/lorry : are there automatic trucks too ?
Lex Soft yes a lot of trucks have automatics too. Straight trucks here commonly have a 6 speed auto and a lot of tractor trailers have 10 speed autos.
+snwman91
Thanks for replying.
This video so brilliant my driver instructor never told me that so thank u so much for this video x🙏
Nice video. Thanks a lot. Awaiting more videos from you dear. Good & Lucid explanation.
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This is great. I failed my first test on a hill start. My second one is tomorrow :(
Did you pass 👀
JaMalcolm Payne ahah yes I did 😂
Jern Rff awesome!!! Big congrats! Just learned myself a few days ago. Hills still give me trouble though 😕
JaMalcolm Payne you will get used to them. If I can do it then anyone can 😂
Jern Rff made the hill easily but stalled on the regular road twice 😂 my brain just dumped out. I figured I would too b/c I’m tired af leaving work today for some reason lol.
This is so helpful thank you! I dont Hill starts today and I just couldn't get my head around it lol so next time I'll use your tips hopefully it will help 😊
Well I came here coz today I went out all on my own for the first time and my car stalled 7 times on a hill before somehow magically it started😑😑😑
Is your car petrol? I lernt to drive in a diesel but bought a petrol car. Everything is brilliant except starting off.
Diesel cars are a bit confusing because they have different torque bands as they distribute power slightly differently.
@@Xmunchiexx diesels are harder to stall so its a lot better
I found this actually so helpful and not so stressful to listen to. All other videos made me stress more.
I'm so glad this helped you! Good luck with learning :)
Thanks for helping me through this. Seriously its been a challenge for me. Just learning how to drive
I'll legit give you my left arm if I pass my manual driving test come the 9th😂😣😣😣
Did you pass!?!?
yeah, did you!
Bought my first manual car. This is my biggest issue haha
Mate I appreciate this video got an ibiza myself video helped me out alot. Keep it up👍
Thank you so much. I just got a manual myself. Older car but still same idea and this video helped me a lot. Now if only I could stop doing unintentional burnouts on hills that would be great. :)
Thank you again! Love it.
Burnouts are better than stalling though!
I didn’t pass the driving test today because of this shit. The car just wouldn’t move forward.
Im pretty sure it must have been the cars fault
It was a combination of poor clutch control + not enough throttle. Stopped stalling as soon as I started paying more attention to the clutch.
Same
Your video is good for those who knows better English.. Person like me can learn when you can give us a demo of car.. Not by explain theoretical but by doing practical also.. Then it will be more helpful to us to..
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