HOW TO NOT STALL A MANUAL CAR | BEGINNERS GUIDE | !!!!! HOW TO + TIPS
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- hey guys hope you enjoyed the tip i used throughout my experience of driving a manual. let me know if this helps you out.
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Stalling at a 4 way intersection and at traffic lights builds character
Indeed. I can only imagine.
I felt this
😂
Aye fucking did it atleast 10 times at the same light driving my z28 home today 😂
@@Scoota oh man hahah no matter what I will learn
might get my windows tinted dark dark so they don't see my embarrassment
If the person behind you gets too incensed, then just selectively shift into "R" for "R"evenge.
Ryan Bailey you win 😂😂
Lol
Revenge 😂😂
*stalls again*
My reverse lights are LED's; 2800 lumens a pair. How's that for revenge?
Whenever I avoid stalling. I feel like there should be a crowd clapping and celebrating for me
😂😂😂😂 me too
Ashi Syed frl
LMAO!
What is stalling btw
Hussain Kanchwala your car turns off
The pressure is worse when people don't understand your learning manual and people are honking and you start sweating and anxiety kicking in
In the UK we have L plates in the windows so people know we’re learning and don’t honk (some still do) and then P plates when we pass and get our licence so people understand (some people don’t and still honk)
@@themadgamer9831 in BC Canada we have the learners (L)and new (N) and they display with magnetic plaques. But nothing for learning standard. Been driving for over 15 years and now learning standard, I feel like writing on my canopy, " I'm struggling here"
@@JohnJames. 😭😭😭😭😭Yh we basically have the same but have to have L by law unless we have a full licence
@@themadgamer9831 yeah we have to keep the N up until we do the final test, no one ever does. I've had a N for like 15'yrs
my life rn
It's like learning riding bike. Once you know then it stays with you for life.
Thanks for that. I keep telling myself that so I don't get discouraged.
Gem Gem which part lesson you struggle with?
Don't bro, it will get easier and easier, just learn your bite point for your cars engagement point, when you master that it will just feel like an automatic car lol.
Practice on a beat up car or non concerning one if you can . New stick drivers panic with newer nice cars. Find good nice friend to teach you. Boyfriends or family members seems impatient and gets mad not understanding all rookie have the initial learning curve. I'm not saying all gets Impatient but if they get frustrated also gets out even harder to learn
I had a good friend teach me and i learn with 2hours and I drove myself home that night 24 years ago cause I was so happy I know how to drive stick alone for very first time. It's a special moment when you final drive alone with manual.
a good thing when learning manual is to get limo tints on all windows it helps a lot lmao
+kcatta lmao.. Year so no one can see you when you stall lol
Gspeed 23109 lol stalling ain't that bad if they can't see you hahaha
I fucking snorted!!😆
i was totallly thinkin about that
This comment made my entire year 😂😂😂😂
"Not stalling" and "Beginner" don't go in the same sentence.
1 9 8 4 lol😂😂
1 9 8 4 my first time driving a stick i never stalled. so yes they do belong
King Kong U r king Kong!
+King Kong your hand and foot are too big for the pedal and shifter son.
1 9 8 4 if you're like me your problem was giving it too much gas and launching the car not stalling it lol
*When the car is about to stall, push the clutch back in fast in order to avoid needing to restart the car.*
You're welcome
Wow thanks bro
Big tips
This is the whole video
Mvp
Wow thanks
When in doubt, burn outs
when I doubt, aim for crowds
how accurate is this its the only way ive been doing it .-.
aim for the bushes.
@outdated Tastes
ehh... that seems to be the meme in England/u.k. and they drive nothing but trans
lol low key when i started driving standard i would dump the clutch and hit the gas as soon as possible.
I bought my first manual almost two weeks ago. My parents have always owned them. With watching them, I understood the concept very well. I can hear when it needs to go into a higher or lower gear. Before buying this car I had tried driving 3 manuals. All of them were very different from the other. This one was no exception. I started in a empty parking lot. My friend was wondering why I asked for lessons due to being able to get it into first without much trouble. I told him that it was because I wasn't sure when to upshift or how. Little did I know, that was the easiest part of all. I felt confident enough in my ability, I decided to make a run to the store. BIG MISTAKE! I got the car started, when into reverse for the first time, got to the end of my complex, made a full stop, got it going in first, then second, then third without a problem. I was SUPER EXCITED and very proud. I was smiling like an idiot. I approached a red light. "I got this" with a smile still in my face. Nope. I kept stalling through 3 lights. Cars behind me were honking, flashing their headlights and I was stressing out big time. My smile went from big and bright to a huge frown and tears. Thankfully a truck with two men in it asked if I needed help. One knew how to drive a stick so they drove me home. It was extremely embarrassing, frustrating and caused me not to drive the car. Since then, I practice in quiet neighborhoods with stop signs to get a better grasp on how to get it rolling into first. I still stale occasionally trying to give it too much gas and releasing the clutch too soon. This guy is COMPLETELY 100% correct. PUSH THE CLUTCH BEFORE STALING!!!! It will save you time from having to start over and getting anxiety due to rude drivers. Take your time!!! But before you decide to get on the road with other drivers make sure you're completely comfortable and don't take too much time. Relax. Practice makes perfect.
I got stuck on a stop light with 2 car behind so I rev the engine to like 5k and put it in first and it launched me
Tai Lopez lmfaooo happened to me when I first learned. Almost killed my self
+Water Potter I'm drinking milk right now and I chocked on my milk while reading your comment. I laughed so hard. I coughed and coughed. Went down the wrong pipe as well when I started laughing. Thanks for the laugh.
Let the douChebags~ wait pal. Take the risk of stalling, practice hills and get it right. 5k rpm is really rough on your clutch plate in 1st
@water potter
What car is it you were using. Rwd or front?
Water Potter I stress out I have 2 days learning and I'm chirping my e46 on inclines when I see a car behind me.
Stalled 3 times at a 4 way today 😅 person behind me luckily didn't honk...must've know I was a 5 speed noob. Gonna take it to a big giant parking lot to learn tomorrow. My biggest concern is traffic. But I'm sure I'll get the hang of it.
Ratfink820 how's your driving now?
It doesn't need to be a giant one just an abandoned one
I stalled well going through my town luckily the guy behind me understood and he just laughed. I wasn't to embarrassed though as it was like my second day of driving manual. Im 5 days into driving manual now and I usually stall once a day but its only when I'm nervous like if I'm at a stop sign and I know I could be the car thats coming. Im able to downshift and do everything just fine except for getting going thats where I struggle. planning on going to a parking lot aswell.
@ERNI nerd
Always practice in a big empty parking lot until you got the basics down
I'm just a beginner in manual driving and I'm anxious especially when there are other cars along with me. I don't like causing trouble to them what if I stall or if I drive too slow for them and they might never understand. Soooo glad to know someone like this guy who understands.
Did you end up getting the hang of it?
Good tip. What happens is all this knowledge evaporates when people honk their gut off that would make a beginner nervous. During that time in a hurry no matter how many times, the clutch is released very quick and stall
+richeststrut you have a really good point there! Once adrenaline kicks in from being nervous, all focus is gone.
Gspeed 23109 when someone starts to honk just dump the clutch 😏
That message or harsh exp u shared at the start of the vid can be very veryy relevant indeed. @@holes are outvthere
..that will even honk at you regardless. Even w/o stalling, if youre a real manual driver who shifts properly you still may..
..very welk be at reAL risk of some basTurd harassing you at a left-turn queue, when u r 1st in line. They sh*face expects u to get..
Driving teacher: "don't get nervous when you stall the engine, not like someone will talk about your failure in a youtube video"
The point when you feel your car moving is called 'bite point' in the UK, we mostly use manual cars so thanks for this video it's handy for new drivers.
2 years back I was nervous driving manual, once I got it down, now I don't wanna ever see myself back in an automatic car. nice video man this'll really help a lot of people out!
+1slow 5oh exactly how I feel. Don't ever see myself willingly going back lol. Thank you bro!
+LoLo Productions me either
When I started out hills were the worst
i hate automatics, i feel like they tear themselves up... like for example, say you're picking up speed right? ok you're going descently fast, BUT THE COMPUTER makes the car think your next move is going to be slowing down right when you let off the throttle... so it drops down a gear on its own... but actually you're going to hit the gas again... ok since your car downshifted without you wanting it to, next time you put your foot on the gas, when that gear catches... it's gonna catch hard as fuck and you'll feel that shit thud while you're driving. that shit can not be good for your transmission...
+Sheep Dog69 in a manual were in full control. Automatic were just steering
Learned to drive yesterday.. went into downtown traffic in Dallas and got lost. Made it back using straight survival mode 😂
I'm 16, just got my license, passed first time on my drivers test. And now I need to learn how to drive a manual since that's all my parents drive. My uncle told me he would give me his old truck if I learned, but I have been really struggling.
Thanks so much, this video helped me.
only think i hate is hill and stop signs as well red lights
+Isaias Arellano a "how to hill start" video will be coming out soon bro.
Isaias Arellano clutch position would be exactly the same just would need more gas to get the car moving
Isaias Arellano fuck those stop sign man and fuck those hills
☆Tip for StOp signs☆: to my standard-driving brethren out there: if u dont see a police car in any..
..direction nearby, bring the car to _barely a stop_ (right before u lose that slightest bit of forward momentum- being tossed fwd from...
You’re so sweet! That was literally me the first few times I drove a manual car! I stalled at red lights a few times when it turned green. I was so embarrassed but people were not rude thank goodness!
first step to never stalling: aim for the nearest crowd... you can see where im going with this
Ehh... seems to be what the english are resorting to (uk drives manual, random terror attacks)
Not to make light some very nasty inhumane, cowardly actions. Tjoughts and prayers extended to victim families
Ahah cause its mustang?
Jordon Torlay their point just flew clear over your head lmao
I mean......it's gonna happen anyway
Second day in a manual. It's pretty darn stressful, but I'm excited for the moment where I have it down
Im two weeks in to learning. Dont feel bad
@@VoLTJay it’s my second day learning what’s your update? If you don’t mind
@@John-du8hq 10 months in without a tacometer. I'm getting a truck with one but I've mastered it now
For the discouraged I've actually heard multiple people say driving manual is easy, I will say there is a learning curve but it does get much better!
I have been behind the wheel of my manual car less than a dozen times and the advice about pressing the clutch right back in should help me, I was actually hoping to get advice on complete stops on a hill, these country-ish town roads suck and people will stop riiiight behind my bumper almost giving me no room to roll.
My first time driving manual was awful but I was given no advice at all didn't know what I was doing in the slightest and it showed. Second time I was given more advice but still harmful advice for my car like "cheat just crank the gas first and then ease off the clutch so you don't stall". That WILL work but what my friend who is into cars and drives manual has said is that you will burn out your tires and clutch that way. Prior to that advice my car smelt for 2-Days. After that I was able to drive myself 40 minutes round trip to work with minimal stalling and that was only on my 4th and 5th time behind the wheel.
Now I'm still in my first week of learning and I stalled my poor car 9 times at an intersection actually getting frustrated with myself because of the impatience of the drivers behind me blowing their horns. Traffic lined up beside me, nobody could pass if they wanted to so I just had to move. I ended up cheating and skrrrrted my way into the turn but I may have only stalled it 4 times if I hadn't had people blowing their horns.
All I want for Christmas is patience from other drivers but I won't get that so I need to find hill advice.
How is it going now?
5:04 do you love me?
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omfg
I HATE YOU😂😭😭
Omg you slick for that joke 😂
genius
Does stalling hurt the car? Apart from my dignity.
IForgotHisName not typically but repetitive stalling could potentially destroy the clutch plate or hurt the trans. a clutchplate is a whole lot cheaper to replace if that does happen tho.. 1988 mx6 gt turbo.. pain in the ass. enough said there.
If the car keeps stalling you end up using a lot of gas and drain the battery, once you learn how the manual transmission operate the car will be a blast to drive, less just say if have to get another car anytime soon, I'm never going back to automatic.
Nope, just drains the battery
Not if you do it a couple of times, but repetitive stalling is going to hurt your clutch and/or transmission
No, flatten the battery and reduce the life span of the starter motor
Thank you so much for this tip!! I am learning to drive a manual. I have always wanted to learn! The other day I kept stalling. In traffic. People were honking and it was crazy. I find what happens is you get yourself all frazzled. This really nice guy comes out of nowhere and gives me a push to get me moving. I never got to thank him! I wish everyone would help each other like that! Just as you did by making this video!
a nice tip on an open road
1.Put it in first
2.Rev it up to from 3500 rp to 5500ish
3-dump the clutch
4-hard on the pedal
Note:if you have RWD be careful !
Jessie M. ur wearing the shit outta ur clutch if u dump it
SaltwaterJ Fishing yah exactly. 2000 is the right balance
Jessie M. The
I just redline it then dump it
Jessie M. and that's how most mustang drivers run into crowds lmao
I love this video because I feel like a lot of manual "teachers" don't teach clutch control. My friend who tried to teach me didn't try to teach me clutch control, he was just saying do even gas and release. If you just practice launching your car with your clutch only it will help you:
1: Find the bite point
2: stop the leg shakes if you have restless leg syndrome
3: make you more confident because now you know how manual works.
Makes me glad my dad taught me 😂 i first learn on the back roads of the navajo reservation it was bumpy and rocky but that only helped with learning to clutch up and down hills. Especially on the dirt when it digs in. Was fun and too this day I still drive a manaul because I still enjoy it lol
This definitely helps. I took my first manual driving lesson today and sure enough I stalled several times. My instructor kept yelling (in a sincere way) to push the clutch back down, but it didn't make sense to me until a few stalls after and just now after watching this video. I have another lesson tomorrow and looking forward to see how this technique works out. Thanks!
The video is great! I just purchased my first manual a few days ago and I had that experience of the stalling. Now I know to clutch all the way in and off the gas to get back to the beginning. I will re-watch your video as much as needed because it is o helpful. Keep doing what you do! Thanks again.
i work at a car dealership and i just started to teach myself how to drive stick. almost every other day ill grab one of the used cars and teach myself i watched tons of videos and they where all helpfull and gave me an edge but nothings better than experience. which is why i took my porter position and use it to my advantage. something ive wanted to now how to do since i got my license. and now im also savin up for a motorcycle never riden any motorcycles or dirt bikes but i watch vids everyday so im not completely lost when i try it.
probably messing up all the clutches but f it
By experience, feeling out a motorcycles clutch is WAAAY easier than feeling it with your foot lol so riding a bike is really easy, it's just the handling part you need to adjust to,.
LMAO dude burned like 20 clutch
Thanks for the tip. I suffer from a severe case of amaxophobia (extreme fear of driving) and I've been avoiding driving a car ever since I got my driving license, which was more than 10 years ago. I've now been offered a job in the outskirts of town and driving is the only way to get there, there's just no other option. I break out into a cold sweat just thinking about it. These videos are a welcome relief. And yep, to make matters worse, I have to drive a manual.
wouldn't it be conductophobia
Thank you for making this video!! I just how to move my boyfriends truck into the parking garage. It's a stick and while I have driven his truck once and another stick about 16 years ago I am still at best a novice and driving them. All I needed to do was back out of a street parking space turn left at one stop sign and then turn left into the parking garage where I would need to zigzag to our parking space and then park and align the truck with two cement columns and not hit the car in front of our space. I was nervous but I never stalled until I got to the parking space thanks to your advice! I now have greater confidence and will continue to keep driving stick shift's!
Thank you so much! I bought my first manual today and it was an 03 GT and Jesus it was hard but I didn't stall thanks to this. Thank You!
Thank you firstly. I think it’s really great you have a mutual respect for people learning. Not everyone is that forgiving. Much love to all the new standards like me ❤️🚙
Just put the emergency signal I never got honked at when I stalled.
Nah Canadians aint that nice about it 😆
that’s what I do and people are pretty patient and simply just go around me.
I watched youtube videos for 2 weeks straight to get the basics down, before I bought my first manual vehicle. It really helped, I drove 2.5 miles through the city to my girlfriend's house and didn't stall it.
THANK YOU I HAD MY GRANDSON WATCH THIS HIS 1ST LESSON THIS WEEKEND . I BELIEVE YOURS IS THE BEST HELP .. I TAUGHT HIM HOW TO DRIVE 5 YRS NOW SO HES READY FOR THE STRAIGHT DRIVE..
It's really strange. In the UK if you pass your driving test in an automatic car then you are not permitted to drive a manual. Obviously if you do your driving test in a manual you can drive either.
Usually you can tell where the 'biting' point is by applying the handbrake and then releasing the clutch to the point where the front end of the car begins to dip. Then release the handbrake and apply a little gas and you will be smoothly away. This helps especially on hills where you can't use the brake peddle at the same time as the gas.
Paul Gascoigne its the same here in the netherlands, i passed for manual, im permitted to drive both manual and automatic cars.
Driving laws in the US vary by state, but I'm not aware of any restrictions like that here. So few people drive manuals (3% or less) it probably doesn't matter at this point.
In South Africa they do not allow you to take the test in an automatic at all.
I was with my dad, he told me let’s go to Walmart, I was hella nervous but I ended up stalling in the entrance of Walmart and I had 4 cars behind me honking. I was hella red 😭
Thank you so much, I haven't driven manual in a couple years. I never thought about pushing the clutch all the way.
I just turned 16 a few weeks ago. I’ve been saving up for a car since I was 12. I got a Subaru Impreza WRX and it’s a manual. My dad taught me how to drive manual in a 1982 dodge prospector he and I built together. But lately, I’ve been stalling out a lot lately and I have a lot of anxiety. This video has helped me out a LOT. Thank you so much.
I'm learning to drive a manual. I have very little experience. Yesterday I was pulling out of my driveway onto the road and I stalled like 3 times! Good thing nobody was coming! Thanks for the tip, I'll definitely be using it!
+Devon I'm glad I could help you Devon! Remember it's all about controlling the clutch. Keep at it, You will get the hang of it in no time!
Thank you so much for this video.. I just got a 2017 manual mustang and everything you said related to what I have been going through on the road! This helped so much and it's nice to know I'm not the only one who has stalled out on a green light with people honking at me.. Such a helpful video, thank you!! :-)
first of all, congrats on the purchase! and thank you so much, i am glad i could help!!
Gspeed 23109 is there anyway you could make a video on how to go up hills or inclined areas? I always stall out trying to go up my steep driveway and it's so frustrating
yes i actually have a video on hill starts that im working on. my equipment just recently broke, that is why i haven't uploaded but im getting it back today!
Brea Breaux Shouldn't be too hard. Just release the clutch slower. New mustangs have hill assist.
Austin Bara that's what it is! I finally got the hang of it.
Great! Geez, I’ve had lessons with 3different instructors nobody has ever told me about that saving grace. Gosh, Eliminates so many nerves to know that there is something I can do to save the situation if i feel it coming in the test.
This is an excellent tip. I took manual driving lessons from a driving school. Never heard this before. Thank you.
Just bought my 1st car (1993 toyota celica ST) i stalled on the way home and i only live 5 miles from the guy i bough it from.
The guy i bought it from made driving a 5 speed look so easy.
It’s not that I don’t know how but when u stall when there is a bunch of people around ✨anxiety✨ kicks in like I almost destroyed my trans from being nervous and not pressing the clutch now I’m pretty good
Omg thank you so much, just before I went to do my driving test this morning I watched this video and it helped me out tremendously I can’t thank you enough, thank you!😊👍
Thanks for explaining how to prevent your manual car from stalling. If the engine starts to bog just depress the clutch a bit. So easy. I drive manual transmission cars only and teach all my students this technic. Very good video !
I'm on my 5th driving lesson and I've been having issues with stalling the car on each occasion for a couple of times which was really embarrassing. The instructor has not pointed me to the fallback mechanism of pressing it all the way in if the car starts getting jittery. Would save me ton of frustration and distress on the street with others in traffic too. Thanks a ton!
Glad I could help. It’s a small detail but helps a ton. Wish you the best
Thanks! I started driving manual to day, dont remember many time I stall.😓😓
I’m just learning to drive now (age 18) and this is really helpful, I’ve stalled in the road before and I’m from the UK so quite a lot of people are impatient. Don’t get me wrong there are still some lovely people who understand it’s hard learning to drive. This video is really useful and I’ll be trying the technique where pressing the clutch back in if the car starts to jump around. Thank you really helpful
Thanks for the tips man. Been wanting a mustang and before my dad would let me buy one he took me down the road to a steep ass hill and waited on top until I figured out how to get up it. Needless to say I learned hard and quick haha
"and i hope you have a great-" A GREAT WHAT?TELL ME!!! xd
lmbo
Cock and ball therapy
i think he meant i hope you have a grape
Its so much easier to just rev your car at 1500-2500 rpms and maintaining it and just let of the clutch slowly the more you do it the faster you get at it and you'll never stall agian.
That's what I learned in my first driving lesson but my problem is, how do I make it stay between 1500-2000? I can't seem to hold my foot steady and I always end up putting way more than necessary then when i let go it goes back to 0 :(
Because it’s about controlling the clutch engagement point not about the gas.
Don’t listen to laker fans lol
Thanks for the pointer and tip. I been driving for years with an automatic, Now currently in Northern Europe and MUST learning how to drive manual, as most of the cars are fitted as such. I was about to practice and came to your video and it made logical sense and was not as wordy as some others... Great Work on the explanation... Big Love from Denmark by way of New York City..!
I bought a 98 mustang. And I have to learn shift and I've been getting super frustrated with myself because when I get going I go so slow because I'm afraid to stall and I want to listen to the car to make sure I'm not going to but this just helped me so much!! Thank you!!
You're wrong mate. using the clutch without gas will stall in a lot of petrol cars. it could actually fail your driving test - in Scotland or England anyway.
theJaiGe using the clutch like that helps you to pull out slightly at junctions where visibility is poor etc. Did this all through my lessons and test and passed.
you can pull out of junctions with a little bit of gas too though. If you pull out of a junction that has even a minor incline in a petrol car without using the gas, there's a big chance you could stall / put yourself in danger. I know people can pass that way but it's bad practice.
+theJaiGe yea I know what you are saying. But I'm only teaching people on how to start getting the feel of their clutch so they know where the clutch starts to engage. Not for them to go out on the street and drive. Sorry for the misunderstanding
theJaiGe this is how everyone in the UK drives and is taught so wouldn't call it bad practice at all, the opposite even it's a good technique to get the hang of. The vast majority of UK drivers still drive manual out of preference, where we drive on old medieval or roman roads and not the large open ones you find in the United States.
Matt, I don't know one person who has been taught this way. I have even seen advanced instructors say using no gas is really bad practice, so I don't know where you are getting the " This is how everyone in the UK drives" from. Not one person I know who drives would recommend doing this other than to get a feel for the clutch in the first lesson or so.
I first drove a standard car in a parking lot. Stalled the car a lot of times. Drove the car for my second time tonight on the actual road. Stalled it once. Yeah, I need to practice way more driving a standard. I can drive an automatic just fine (I learned how to drive with an automatic and I took my road test in an automatic). Now, I gotta know how to drive standard.
Update: I still stall the car sometimes but I can drive standard now. It's not bad when you actually get the hang of it.
Thank you so much. I can tell you're such a kind person just from the first few minutes. Really sucks and is embarrassing always stalling or peeling out like an idiot at stoplights but I know I'll get there because I already feel my progress!
My dad is a professional driver. He's driving for almost 30 years now and i'm 11 years old and hr tought me all the things he know about driving a manual transmission car.. so he tought me for 2 months all the techniques how to park like a boss. Overtake cars and how to not stall the car.. then he let me drive in the real rode with him in the passenger seat and i didnt stall at all no problems on up hills. Parking uphill and down hill..
So i thank my dad that i can drive like a pro when i have my lisence..
lol learning how to drive a manual trans was so fun lol expect for the stalling parts. I use to live on a hill with a stop sign at the top and I never would stop at that sign cs the hill was steep as hell and I use to stalll every time and cause traffic 😂😂😂
Sorry, but your tutorial is actually wrong.
The strategy of never using gas at the beginning to start moving ONLY works if the car has enough foot pounds of torque.
You drive a Mustang so chances are it will work for you every time; however, with a car like a Toyota Corolla with very little torque, the car WILL stall. No matter how slow you release the clutch. Sorry.
Lucas m I wouldn't say it's wrong but it ain't right. My practice manual car has little torque and it stalled when I tried what he said
Lucas m it works with a Toyota yaris, when I was learning to drive stick I practiced in my aunts yaris
Lucas m my car literally has like 90lb of torque and it does it so you're the one that's wrong
I have a focus st and at a light I let the clutch out a little and the rpm gets to about 1000 while my foot is on the break is that bad too do?
Absolutely agree.. I'm from Britain and new drivers will not be allowed to drive anything above a 1.4 litre car
You need slightly higher RPM for more Nm of Torque
I am a new driver I passed my UK driving test just last month and I did not drive alone until a month later, each time I would go out and try to move off at the lights I would stall and panic trying to restart the engine and end up stalling again. It's awful with people horning at you. This video really helps. I haven't stalled in 2 days now
My first experience driving a manual car was driving my cousins 350Z and thanks to this video, I only stalled the car 3 times and only got a "bumpy" launch once. I even ended up driving it on the road which made the experience even better.
I stalled 3 times at the same stop light on my way home first time owning a stick just got it today.
The only how you can master this is going on a hill stopping and then practice to balance the clutch without rolling back down the hill .....once you can master that you will never stall your car again🤷🏾♂️
never thought of that, this way i can remember my biting point and the exact location of it. Thanks mate!!
im really new to driving, just barely got my permit, and the car im going to be driving is stick :0 when i heard this i was a bit freaked out, i still have a lot to learn, but this video definitely helped me. thank you :D the hardest part is finding the bite point (were the clutch catches) once u know were it is it is simply a matter of repeating it, practicing and memorizing were it is on ur car, for me it is at the top of the clutch 😰 good luck to all new people to stick, just remember dont be afraid of it
ThNk you so much for your video. Few days ago a friend let me drive his car and I understood the basic of driving a manual car in my head. Of course in my head and in real life was a bit different. Your tips are very helpful. ⭐️🙂
When I first started every time I park I would stall the car. I avoid this by going into neutral when it's time for me to park
I stalled infront of a donkey cart and it was so embarrassing when that donkey honked 😂
Appreciate the video! After watching countless videos on driving MT cars this one was the last and had the only piece of information to actually get me going on the road. Now I'm happily enjoying my manual car albeit my shifting needs improvement. Lol. Thanks.
+Jose Monroy I'm so glad to heard that man !! I appreciate the feedback
I am finally learning how to drive a manual. I have wanted to since I was a teen, but never got the opportunity. The stalling out jolt feels horrible; it feels like the car is falling apart! A couple weeks ago I got up the courage to go to a traffic light and I stalled out with flying colors. It took me a while to take off, but the person behind me, God bless him, was patient as a saint. But I know that won't always be the case! Thanks for this tip!
Step 1: clutch in
Step 2: put it in first
Step 3: rev up to redline and let it bounce off the limiter 5 or 6 times
Step 4: pull your foot off the clutch as quick possible
Step 5: keep your foot on the floor
No stalling ever : )
xTheNameisEthan burnouts
Why would you say that? Quickest way to burn tires out, clutch, motor oil upset the balance of your car, and also burn your wallet
How to not stall:
Step 1: floor gas pedal
Step 2: drop clutch
Step 3: shift
My insurance... They urmmm... They said the don't cover the consequences of your tip..
@@o_saneo9274 🤣
It's so fitting to see this video now. Today, it was my first day with the car, never had driven a manual outside the lessons and I stalled at a traffic light. This guy who was way too close behind me didn't take it well, he knocked on my door and started to yell at me, I told him it was my first day but he kept yelling he didn't care. I was already nervous and he made it worse, he even said he was going to call the police because he was sure I didn't have a license. I eventually managed to get driving again but I had a panic attack as soon as I got home.
im on my 15th hour driving, personally i've never struggled with stalling as i knew how the clutch works really helped me visualize what i'm doing and why i am doing it
You forgot the seatbelt buddy.
Enzo he's in a parking lot m8.
It took you 7 minutes to say this..
Lol....
My first time driving a manual was great. I'm 17, and I have a manual car. You have to be 17 to drive here in the UK. So I am still new, you could say. I mostly struggled exactly at the lights, or not putting the clutch in, on time. Example when someone pulled out in front of me and had to brake hard or when a pedestrian would walk out as I'm turning , it's great and really fun. I would never ever drive an auto. 👍
Very kind of you to make a quick guide based on your experience with a young driver! Very very kind.
ok so I'm not sure if I made a good purchase or bad purchase, so I recently bought a manual (mustang 04 gt) I'm 18 BTW costed me 11k(yes my own money), and my dad tried to make me drive it. So I stalled it back to back 4 times and I'm afraid to drive it now lol😓. BTW I've never driven a car so learning manual is even harder, plus there were was decent amount of cars passing by, so what should I do? keep trying or learn automatic first then pass to manual?
coldpatch124 I'd say keep trying :) When I read your comment it was as if I was hearing someone describe my exact situation. Keep practicing and you'll get the hang of it. don't give up!
Sorry man, I was just thinking about how much harder learning to drive and doing it with a manual would be. Keep trying I just got my dream car (04 sti Wrb), and its been difficult after having to drive it 2 hours back. I did stall a few times and people honking, but I just gotta get out (hopefully in less traffic) and keep trying. It was Very nerve wracking though...I feel ya. But at least your starting Young! I am 30!
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Erni Landia lol
Aye man, I learned manual on a 1972 vw bug with no power steering or breaks, when i was 14! It takes time, but after you figure it out you realize it was DEFINITELY worth it
I drove a manual and I stalled twice it wasn't fun
Once you've stalled at a green light yourself, you can never be mad at anyone for doing the same. Its just like damn I feel you bro I remember that happening to me and it sucks.
I have a permit and I know how to drive An automatic. However my grandpa is going to lend me his Manual if I can learn how to drive it. I'm starting this week, this video actually helped me a lot. Thank you. Wish me luck! Ive never even attempted to drive on before so this should be fun. Yikes
Everytime I stall my car, a piece of me dies inside. At this point, I am empty...🤷♂️
you should be a driving instructor
Shared this with my sister who's learning to drive her first manual car, big help
This guy seems so calm and kind. He's the exact type of driver I'd want behind me when I accidentally stall at a green light
i thought u are chrisfix coz same car and same face mmmh
+Lance Raneses dude I wish haha. I'll get up there one day!
just a couple of questions or more : 1. Why does it stall ? ( what is causing it to stall ) 2. on a level terrain you can move slowly forward just by using the clutch *bite point* but isn't doing this frequently cause more wear to your clutch disk ? 3. just for an experiment, if i press the clutch all the way to the floor, press gas to too much like 4000 RPM, and at the same time slowly release the clutch, and the car was almost not yet moving before i released the clutch is that going to stall ?
+J3AN P3T3R 1. Your transmission/clutch controls the power of the engine. Gears are there to slowly pick up the power of the motor until a desired speed. So the reason the engine stalls, is because at idle the engine only produces around 1/100th of its power(almost nothing) so if your RPMs drop below 500 you are basically giving the engine no where to place its power so it shuts down. 2. No! 3. Depends on the size of your cars engine. Typically if you do that in a sports car you will either do a burn out or speed off really fast. Because 4000 is a lot of power regardless if you let off the clutch fast.
aight thanks that clears things a lot. so does this mean that for as long as you have enough RPM before you slowly let off the clutch it wont stall ? im asking this because as a student it is difficult for me to quickly creep in traffic without stalling especially in a slope. on a leveled terrain is there a way for me to move the car using gas whilst my clutch is halved or in between the bite point and the floor ?
Lance Raneses ChrisFix never shows his face tho ....
reverse is the best way to learn where the clutch grabs. that's how my uncle taught me.
LonewolfSaichi haha I don't know why but while reversing, it just feels natural as to how to engage the clutch and gas in harmony.
I’m barely starting to learn Manual today and for some reason I struggled getting into first and not stalling, but as soon as I put it in reverse it felt natural and way easier to find that clutch grab. Practice makes perfect I just hope I don’t mess up my car while learning haha.
Thank you so much for this , just bought my first manual and this really helped
Awesome video dude. Got a manual today and started to get the hang of it. I stalled out at a stop sign on the way home and had to deal with impatient people honking their heads off so I really needed that tip. Thank you!
+swagergasm that's awesome man, I'm glad I could help. We all go through that annoying learning process but I'm sure you'll be get it in no time!
I stall all the fucking time :( it embarrassing. But besides that changing gears and down shifting is so fun
Jessica Alvarez do you still stall?
sophiie_sbeezy not anymore. :) I’ve been driving for 3 month now.
Jessica Alvarez that's really good.. have you got any tips please. 2 months in and I still stall, very embarrassing
sophiie_sbeezy try feathering the gas. That helps a lot. And it also helps if you get good shoes. Like i know im more prone to stall with certain shoes
any new person learning to drive manual heres a tip find a different video or just get out and learn like the rest of us did
Hey man thank you for this video and helping us understand more I appriciate this education u are providing much love dude.
I just wanted to say THANK YOU I couldn't even get into first gear!! Now I'm actually starting to feel confident, just need more practice to get use to it, I just practiced in my drive way going back and fourth, also for anyone thats struggling, let your foot off the clutch slowly, once you feel that little jerk forward thats when you should let go of the clutch and give it gas, I was struggling and I think I was fucking something up cause I smelt something burning, I started letting go of the clutch till I felt that jerk and putting pressure on it again when It was about to stall just to get the feel for when im suppose to start giving it gas, once I got semi confident that I could get the timing right I went for it, again and again and again, im gaining confidence, but like I said, I need to practice