Sentences with phrase «clutch pedal required»

A high - tech 6 - speed DSG (direct - shift gearbox) transmission that can change gears by itself, no clutch pedal required, and has a sport mode.

But the clutch pedal requires light effort, and the shifter moves easily through gears.

The gear lever moves smoothly, and the clutch pedal requires no more effort than what you'd expend in a small sedan.

Not exact matches

Shifting action is extremely light, and the clutch's super-high takeup basically means shifting requires but a tap of the leftmost pedal.

Choosing a gear and setting off holds no terror because this six - speed Tremec manual transmission has a smoother, light - effort shift action than before, while the clutch requires so little effort that the pedal practically falls to the floor of its own accord.

This removes the need for a clutch pedal which the driver otherwise needs to depress before making a gear change, since the clutch itself is actuated by electronic equipment which can synchronize the timing and torque required to make quick, smooth gear shifts.

In the 1950s and 1960s, Cotal used this same technology to provide an electric clutch (with full manual changes through a normal gearbox, but no clutch pedal) for small Renaults like the Dauphine and Caravelle, but it was relatively unsuccessful — it needed to transmit the entire engine torque through the clutch, requiring a relatively large and powerful clutch that tended to give trouble with the sliprings.

Auxiliary mechanism added to the release cylinder to substantially reduce the pedal force required to disengage the clutch

Diaphragm spring clutch cover developed, substantially reducing the pedal force required to disengage the clutch and greatly improving clutch operability compared to conventional coil - spring type

Self - adjusting clutch cover (SAC) adopted for the first time; Cover maintains a constant diaphragm spring orientation to keep the pedal force required to disengage the clutch at a constant level

Clutch booster adopted for the first time to substantially reduce the pedal force required to disengage the clutch

No clutch pedal is required for manual gearshifts and the driver can keep their foot on the accelerator during gear changes.

The clutch take - up point is right where it should be, though we might add that the pedal itself does require a stronger leg to get an accurate launch.

Based on manual transmission technology, a dual - clutch transmission uses a computer and servos to select gears and engage and disengage the clutches, instead of requiring the driver to push a clutch pedal.

The clutch pedal doesn't require much pressure, so changing gears, even in heavy traffic, is not a nuisance.

In addition to being on the tingly side, Turbo Spectrum has a sensitive clutch that requires practice and patience for slick shifting, as well as a small gas pedal that can, at times, take fancy footwork to find.

Once the driver has depressed the gas pedal the required amount, the clutch immediately and seamlessly closes, thus starting the gasoline engine.

This is hard to do because it requires using the brake, power, and clutch pedals all at one time, and most of us have just two feet.