How to reduce clutch wear on semi-trailer

The so-called clutch, as the name implies, means to use the clutch and the clutch to transmit the right amount of power. It is located between the engine and the gearbox, and is used to transfer the torque stored on the flywheel of the engine to the gearbox to ensure that the vehicle transmits the appropriate amount of driving force and torque to the drive wheels under different driving conditions. It belongs to the category of powertrain. So, how to reduce clutch wear?

  It is recommended not to put your foot on the clutch pedal during normal driving to ensure full engagement inside the clutch. In addition, when driving in the city, do not step on the clutch pedal prematurely when you need to slow down. You should wait until the speed drops to a reasonable range before stepping on the clutch pedal to reduce clutch idling. When parking, you should pick neutral and release the clutch pedal, so as to avoid increasing the burden on the clutch.

It is recommended to reduce the clutch in a semi-linkage state. When using the clutch pedal, you should step on it to the bottom and release it completely after use to ensure that the clutch is completely separated and reliably combined. After a successful start, the clutch should be released as soon as possible to reduce unnecessary friction between the clutch pressure plate and the pressing plate.