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WATCH ME!!! (1/4) How To Drive Manual (stick shift) INTERACTIVE TUTORIAL
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- Interactive tutorial on how to drive stick shift for complete beginners.
Comprehensive coverage of concepts, demonstration and application.
GRAB YOUR SMARTPHONE, MANUAL CAR, AND START DRIVING!
FYI: To push start a car:
1. Find a hill or find a friend/stranger to push the car
2. Put the key to the ON position
3. Push in and hold the clutch pedal while it is in gear (2nd gear might be smoother)
4. Gain momentum either by gravity or friend
5. Let go of the clutch, and the car will be running
*Push starting may be more complicated, which is why I suggested jumper cables.
How the clutch works • How a clutch works! (A...
How a gearbox works • Manual Transmission, H...
0:00 - Intro
1:41 - Key Components
4:13 - Starting the Car
5:13 - Helpful Visual (maybe?)
6:36 - Catch point
8:59 - 1st Gear
11:03 - Shifting
12:55 - Demonstration
14:11 - Tips and Potential Answers
18:31 - Street Driving
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A helpful tip to avoid rolling back even an inch , when you have to stop on a hill just pull up the hand break , then when you need to go just do what you do normally ( 1st gear - gas- release the clutch) then when you see the car trying to push forward release the hand break and it will go without rolling back at all
BROOOOOOOOO LOVE YOU FOR THAT. CAN I do the same in an Automatic though 🤔
@@GUTSO10 😐
Release the clutch while easing on the gas after 1st gear.
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I was dumb lost the password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me.
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thanks man my parents just got me a brand new Boeing 757, can't wait to put the skills you taught me to use!
Does it have leather seats?
+DANNY DARKO LOL. Best SO FAR
Lol nigga said his parent bought him an airplane 😂
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I just got a stick shift car and felt incredibly lost, this tutorial not only helped me get a better understanding of what I was doing but helped me understand how to do it easy and without problem! thank you!!
my dad tried teaching me manual, and you did a way better job explaining step by step what to do. this helped a lot giving me the gist of driving a manual. thanks a lot bro. one love.
100% the best how to drive manual tutorial. This is no exageration this is the best. I first came across the part four video and clicked on one of the links to bring me here to part one. I was honestly hesitant to watch so many videos, but what I found was an amazing tutorial with such great information and the moment you mentioned about something about racing I felt like you even had more to offer me. Thank you so much for the great tutorial
+MrDTekisOnline Thank you! I appreciate your positive feedback :)
Can I switch from 5 gear into 2 or even 1 gear if I am going really fast (possibly going down a mountain path). What are the rules in changing gears that can't be broken. Or is first gear just used for getting of the line. Sorry if I am sounding really stupid
MrDTekisOnline You physically can, but I highly recommend against it especially if you're going fast down a hill. You may damage your gears or spin out.
Spend some time familiarizing yourself with your car's rpm and speed in each gear. I also have a video on how to downshift. You ideally want to go down to the next lower gear and match the rpm (it will shoot up) per your speed. If you're going too slow (the gas pedal won't be as responsive), downshift to the next lower gear, and repeat as necessary.
Once you're good with that process, you can downshift skipping to the appropriate gear based on your speed. You can also use your brake to help out. I hope this helps.
Thank you so much :)
I'm 17 and Just got my first truck today. Thanks for the help
What truck is it?
C Delany Da fuk ? Truck, rly? Maybe you mean car?
I live in canada. Need it for going out for rips!
Rijo trucks can be stick shift as well.
Rijo Trucks are fun as hell, man!
One of the few car related video with non-pretentious guy behind the camera. You're relaxed and humble and it makes absorbing the materials easy. Thanks for making this video.
Best manual driving instructions on RUclips. Thanks. Very helpful
Thank you for this video, and for going into the details of how the engine reacts to what you're doing a bit. I really understand things better with more information behind it. I have to drive my manual a lot tomorrow, and I was really worried about doing it, since I keep stalling. I just got back from practicing though, and it went a lot more smoothly.
I literally had this video playing while I was in my driveway with the car I was just given. And by the end I was zipping around my neighborhood like a pro! Thanks so much!
Probably one of the best tutorials I've seen so far on youtube. This is coming from someone who's never ever learned how to drive manual. If you're a visual learner, this is gonna help a lot!
I just got a 2003 Volkswagen Beetle as my first car as a birthday present. This tutorial has been much more thorough than other guides I have watched since my new car is a manual. This helps a lot!
Thanks I'm going to try and beat DK once in for all. Wish me luck guys!
Good luck
Thanks Colin, I already know how to drive a manual shift, it is just that I hav e not driven one for a while. I have been driving an automatic.
I just got a Mustang and needed to "re learn", the clutching process. This was a big help. :-)
Really
Yes, I have a 5 speed manual shift Mustang. I don't really care to drive an automatic. I like shifting.
Shifting is cool
American cars suck
+Cashup21 Yup fastest car in the world is American
You taught me how to drive my first car at 15 years old by watching this video on my phone and setting the phone on thr dashboard of a 1998 Civic EX 5speed. Now im 24 and driving semi trucks. 10,13,18 speed transmissions! Thank you very much
Wow. That's impressive. I appreciate the comment after 9 years! What's it like driving 10 to 18 speed transmissions compared to 5 and 6?
@@ColinLeung much different, most truckers float the gears. Meaning you have to find the right RPM to shift it into the next gear without using the clutch.
Mr Leung,
Thank You for this video. You are the only person who actually explains stick logically. I picked it up in one hour. Now I can drive my dad's old car. You're the best!
I need to find a $500 beater to learn. How to drive manual lol..I don't want to buy a manual G35 and fry the clutch because idk wtf im doing
Lol same here
Sports cars like a G35 are a little harder to learn with. With a more standard car like a Civic, the clutch is very easy to use. With a sport car, the catch point is very quick the gears are closer together with a short throw shifter. Typical sports cars nowadays have 6 gears too. Definitely not a good starter point lol
Just got a VDub for $500 and I'm practicing in it lol
Terrance Collins You can find a good civic/vehicle around $500. Try local listing (ie. OfferUp, letgo...). That's where I purchased my 03' for $500.
Mercedes Morris im about to buy a '94 from offerup
im forcing myself to learn manual so i cant ever text and drive :)
lol I'm learning manual so none of the morons in my family try to take my car, when I get it, accept my dad...he drives muscles cars
* he drived a muscle car
Marc Graziano
you're calling all of your family morons "accept" your dad... mmmmmhmmm
Marc Graziano * he drove a muscle car *
Here in PH everyone is driving a manual while eating spaghetti
Thank you soooooooooo much! I literally want to cry right now! My friend kept trying to explain to me but she's used to driving a stick so she wasn't explaining it well at all. Your tutorial is AWESOME! I'm used to driving automatics but my sister just moved away so her husband gave me his old car for free, which is awesome, but i've never driven a stick a day in my life and there's no point in having a car you can't drive! Thanks for posting this!!!
I'm a girl...who works with nothing but men on a paving crew. Well it was needed for me to learn a stick shift....within 30 mins!!!!...AND these ***holes threw me in knowing i know nothing and told me best way is to teach yourself. total BS lol Thank you for the information and tips! I guess if i knew more i may have some constructive criticism but knowing nothing, i have no input lol and can't wait to try again tomorrow. thanks!!!
It looks like you riced fuck out of that thing. Shame...
that´s not the point of the vid...
ricer is a car with exterior mods to make the car look faster. he clearly has interior mods which means its not a ricer....
Duy Ha aesthetics to get the ladies = tuning to get them piggies, you can choose
yolo must die
Yeah, shame he did a bunch of stuff to his car that he personally likes. I'm sure he's very upset that he displeased you.
Everyone now a days are calling any civic With just one modification like wheels ricers already.Do you even know what ricer even means?
thanks man i just brought a new private jet this helps so much!
I've been driving a 2014 Lancer for 4 months now. I mastered driving a manual transmission in less than a month. Took out the car for a spin 4 times a week. I used these videos with a combination of driving alone and having 4 different teachers (friends) teach me some tips for being a better manual transmission driver. Solely basing your learnings from videos like these will not help, you actually have to go out and drive. It helps if you have more than 1 person teaching you.
Dude, I watched this video when it first came out, and I want to say thank you because you really helped me get the hang of driving manual- something that I can now do proficiently. Thank you :)
america... where being able to drive stick is something special...
Automatic is for pussies lol
HerrBauer96 haha in iran 100% of the cars are manual.
Maybe encourage ppl for trying to learn how to drive stick instead of mocking them. Not everyone has had someone in there life to teach them how to drive a manual transmission
Ashley Johansson you know, most sports cars nowadays are manual transmission cars.
The Audi Master thats because sports cars are impractical unless you enjoy driving
Maan I've been saving for almost a year, so when I'm 16 I can afford an Rx7. They're beasts and they look amazing.
So after a year of saving you've been able to save up around 12000 to 25000? (The good RX7 prices not those little hatchback 1980s BS)
Well, I'm 14 years old. Around 2 or so years I'll be saving, hopefully. I'm aiming for the 1993 model, when they switched up the style of the car.
Yea, the 1993 will be about 12k to 25k. If you are paying it in cash and if it is in working condition. So you must be a really good saver.
Haha you could say that. Out where I live, it pays well for any job you get, and by the time I'm 15, I can have a minimum wage job that pays $15 an hour. Even more, walking dogs and lawns pay $20+, which is a major amount of money for one day to me.
LOL. Okay, assuming you have saved at least 8 thousand dollars now, you will not be able to afford the car until you are 18-19 even if you are paid the "$15 minimum". Think about your school work and other things. I'm 17 and I just got my $26k 2004 BMW M3. Trust me I've done the math to get mine and I started at 13. Only help was the actual getting the car because I was not licensed. Get something within your price range before just going out and trying to learn stick on an RX7. It will not be a fun bill you receive for burning the clutch.
Got a ‘98 Civic as my first manual car. When I first watched this video and finished it, I finally got the complete use to driving a manual. Thank you so much dude! Other RUclips videos were way off about the instructions. The way how you put it out as, SIMPLE.👍🏼 Definitely a like, comment, and subscribe for you my guy!
Thanks for comment! I'm glad you were able to learn. Have fun driving!
I'm 19 and I just got my first car, a 6 gear Chevy pickup. This video honestly helped and I got the hang of it within the afternoon.
It's a bit tricky, but once you get the hang of it, it's real fun.
Thanks for the video!
Update, had to sell my truck, but I got my hands on a '99 RX-7 :D
An Asian giving driving lessons. My respect.
And I can say that cause I'm Asian, too.
lol
Ngan Nguyen weak
Noticeably B.I.G well, he is a california asian, which is an entirely different category of asian.
Jonathan Y Wu hey there native Californian here Asian drives are the worst here
I wouldn't use an after market steering wheel (without a airbag) without first getting a 4 point harness.
Just got my first car/first manual car. Been trying to figure out how to learn with putting as minimal wear on the clutch as possible. This has to be by far the easiest I've heard it explained. Thank you.
i taught myself manual in a 1988 BMW E30. best car I've ever driven, nothing can beat that drivetrain.
Brandon Thomas also one thing that a lot of beginners struggle with... when the car starts to stall out, you shouldn't stop and wait for it to stall out.. when its idling down/shaking, thats your queue to immediately press the clutch all the way down to save the car from stalling out.
WHAT ARE THOOSE LOL
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Lmfaooooo 😂
+Mrsamster45 They are Air Monarchs fam...I think lol
+Mrsamster45 Lebron Double Dribble XVI's.. Denzel doesn't know what he's talking about.
Shaq free throw 8's
How does he not stall, when he just lifts the clutch in 1st gear? I thought every car needs a little accelerator push (gas pedal) when moving the car off from a stop...
Because the engine is already moving even though at low speed/RPMs.
You're going to have to release the clutch slower than you would if you added gas to make the car move and prevent it from stalling. You'll understand once you drive a manual :]
I can't comfirm it since I haven't driven a high low-end torque car (ex: mustangs) but.. you don't even need to add gas to start since it just pulls hard (if that makes sense).
I live in the UK... So I've only ever driven manuals haha (automatics are rare here)... Yeah that's what I mean man, if you just lifted the clutch the car would stall without gas... It takes too long to move off, holding the clutch at the biting point without gas, but you can do it (the car judders and then smooths out once it gets rolling)
its because hes doing it real slow as long as u let go slow u dont need to give gas at all
you could do it if you were starting down hill
thats why you shouldn't call it an accelerator but a gas pedal. it only increases the amount of petrol the engine burns. in reality the idle rpm of the engine will be enough to drive the car so no need to press the gas pedal. however, if you don't let go of the clutch slowly there may not be enough torque in a petrol so the engine can stall. once you are at full speed at that given rpm (so like 5-10km/h perhaps in first gear?) on a flat road the car will continue to drive forward at slow speed without pressing the gas pedal.
Thank you so much dude I love my new car but I didnt wanna be ungrateful or sell it so I learned to drive it, Thanks to you!! 🖤🖤💯
havent even finished but had to comment. this has got to be the most thorough explanation Ive seen, without being in person of course. wow. awesome job and very much appreciated
Is it harmful to move the shifter without using the clutch when the engine is off? Also, if you're going fast and you want to slow down and turn, can you simply put it in neutral and slow down by braking, and then put it back into gear when you want to speed up instead of downshifting?
That is not harm full at all
Nope (:
To answer your second question. Yes. As long as you can do the maneuver smoothly. Note, you will still need to know your car and match the car's speed with the correct gear in order to accelerate. Once you get more practiced, these maneuvers become second nature.
In that situation, I would Push in the clutch. Downshift into 2nd gear. And very slowly let the clutch out until I feel the car slowing down. You can slow down even quicker by lightly applying the break with your right foot (obviously). Once you're ready to speed up, up shift into the correct gear that will allow you to accelerate.
As long as you avoid Riding the Clutch and grinding gears you should be fine.
I'm missing up when I try to take off from a complete stop. I let go of clutch until I find the catch point then it just jerks me. I press on gas but it just dies
When it start jerking just push the clutch back in immediately and it'll stop it from dying. If its jerking you may be releasing the clutch to fast or not giving enough gas. Hold the accelerator at a constant RPM (2000-3000) and just release the clutch at a steady smooth SLOW rate.
awesome sauce!*!*!*!*!* Berry nice tutorials 1st, 2nd, 3rd, & 4th. Dude your so well expressive!!!!!!!!!!!**********
Wow, amazing guide. Learn all this within 20mins. Your right, just practice. . Not that hard. I drove automatic cars for years. Now my second is a stick shift. No idea how to even shift. Thanks for your guide. Now I'm driving happy 👌
did anyone else get the Miata commercial
Yes
Thinking of buying a BRZ manual
sameer ahamed I have had an fr-s in the past. For the same amount of money, I traded it in for an 06 sti to fit my needs. For the amount of money the BRZ would cost, I would suggest a newer WRX if you have the funds. Just my opinion. However, the BRZ is still a great car.
I found a limited BRZ for $25,000, so should I try to find a better deal with a wrx?
sameer ahamed It's entirely what you prefer, but in my opinion, I would go for a 2015 WRX for that price. If you want to go used, you can save some money and buy a 2011-14 wrx for even less. Keep in mind, the BRZ and WRX are two different animals, so test drive both to see what fits you.
sameer ahamed i wouldnt i love the brz but you mite want think of something like an evo even though its 35,000 but you will save more than enough to pay for it because the insurance is cheaper and purchased my challenger for the same price and the evo is actually cheaper for me my insurance for full coverage on the challenger is $370 for the evo its $240 and my car notes going to stay about the same its going $20 or $40 more
247hotrod should I wait for the Subaru brz sti for better value for money or should I buy a evo because I am not sure about what the real brz sti is going to be like
I know this is an older video but I absolutely love it. My dad just bought me a 96’ Acura integra and i was terrified about learning stick. Your videos REALLY helped me out a lot. Thank you so much 🙌🏽❤️
Thanks Veronica for the encouraging comment! I hope you enjoy driving stick
This is the best manual driving tutorial on RUclips (from all the videos I have seen). A must recommended to beginners. And thanks for the awesome video tutorial
When i was 7 years old i already know how to drive car with manual stick :-D Automatic transmission is for americans.
same deal with the metric system; america is still using miles, feet, and inches when every other country is using millimeters, centimeters, and meters
Automatic is more common in European cars.
How the hell can you be driving when you're 7 years old? You have to be at least 15 or older to drive! Da hell?
Doug Cannon He probably does farm work.
So what about turning, its difficult for me to break clutch and shift at the same time and then have to make the turn
You're just going to have to get used to it, or become fluid enough to where you're done shifting before you turn. Unless you're shifting while you're in a turn, in which case you're just going to have to get used to it.
I just dump it into 2nd, hold the clutch in, brake, turn, then resume cruisin. FUCK I LOVE DRIVING A STICK SHIFT
Just do the shifting before the turn and ride the corner. :)
Thank you so much for the video! My dad tried teaching me how to drive a standard yesterday (I've been driving automatic for three years and know nothing about how to drive a standard), and I kept stalling and we were getting really frustrated because he didn't explain it well at all. Today, I dusted myself off, watched your video, and tried it again. Sooooo much improvement! Thanks a bunch!
I came back to this video because you actually taught me how to drive stick 3 years ago. I was 15 and i watched this video everyday when i came home from school for a month straight and now im 17 about to be 18 driving manual mostly because of this video. Thank you bro!
Wow. Thanks for leaving that comment. I had no idea what I was doing back then, but I'm glad it made an impact in your life! Take care, bro.
Can't wait until I'm 16. I found this car that I want badly!
what is it?
Fiat? lol
Jeremiahking101 fiats are gay as fuck tho...
SweetsProductions It's a 1981 Chevy Corvette.
TheRedLion
Hey man do your research before you do anything. I'm a huge fan of older cars, but their are downsides. The old corvettes have awful handling. Plus insurance will be high and older cars aren't as safe. Trust me I love corvettes( I looked at getting one for a while) but I ended up getting a 2007 Subaru wrx. Which means much better handling, better reliability, and trust me, it's fast.
You shouldn't be holding the clutch in so much, it wears out the throwout bearing.
Right, but the amount he does so in this tutorial is not going to really cause that much wear.
***** It is demonstrating bad habits to beginners.
Joe11Blue yea, I'm learning right now and my mom is telling me to ride the clutch. She's like "I basically have the clutch in all the time" I'm like mom that's not good for the car but she doesn't care. I'm only learning from my dad from now on because when I buy my car I don't want to fuck it up
True, it is a bad habit, but I'm just saying. For the purpose of this video, he's fine.
Best video for me man. I watched endless videos and none were as detailed and informative as your video. My only fear about handling a stick shift was down shifting and you made it clear that you can simply put the car in neutral and brake. Much appreciated man. Love the video and will recommend this to anyone learning to drive a manual transmission vehicle
Thanks for taking the time out of your day to make this tutorial to help people with stick shift. Some people dont have people to teach them (like me) so I really appreciated it.
finna learn on a 1991 Nissan 300zx
Look front at 5:22, did you hit the car while you practicing? Gotcha!
Great tutorial, I have a 91 ford ranger 5 speed that I will be learning on later next week. Every since I got into motorcycles, a die hard rider.. I knew automatics weren't my thing, boring as hell to drive. Manuals are a ton more fun.
Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart. My mom is the worst teacher and I'm going to learn to drive straight to a manual car not automatic and your the biggest help thank you for exactly everything in this video
If you learn to drive a manual and not stall it a couple times your first time driving or even first few days then you're an alien lol
+kristi Balibrera I've only stalled once ever c:
+OnionFX just tried today did well over 10 times :( practice makes better
We all start somewhere aha I've always had a passion for cars, particularly tuner cars, so learning stick in a four banger wasn't as hard for me lol but everyone is different
its so haarrd idk what im doing .
How are you now ?
This guy explains it so simply , that it makes learning stick easy !
Thank you sir... I'm am a little more informed on how to drive stick. My uncle will teach me, but I'll be a bit more comfortable now.
21 years old, only driven auto and just bought a stick shift car. Trying to get it 100% down within 3 days.
How about you learn me automatic xD (jocking)
Great made :)
p.s.: Im driving Manual since I was 13 :)
Matej Klarič but you no English till now
dude... your car is falling apart from inside out
***** hahaha.. still
the best stick tutorial i have seen. I like that you added some theory behind the clutch, trans, and engine connection.
wow ive been looking all over youtube to learn how to drive a stick. This guy has helped me more than all the other ones combined thanks man!
Shoe game weak.
BRUH NO CHILL 💀💀💀
But his manual game is
+Fad3z 187 wait you actually went to my profile?
+Fad3z 187 are you mad because drake runs the game fam ? Let me.know
Needledrop Stan you listen to drake as a needledrop stan? smh shame on you
My neighbors car stopped in the middle of the street. He just got a new stick shift car. Guess he doesn't know how to use it- and well now I do thanks to your video! Good job Cx
Thanks to ur videos I finally learned how to drive a stick in my 2009 Civic Si during last summer. Took me about a month of practice to really get it down. Just a breeze driving a stick now. Even hills are easy to me. lol Thought i'd stop by to say thanks!
When shifting you don't even need to add gas like you would when you first move the car from a stopped position in 1st gear. Literally for example to go from 1st to 2nd shift:
1.) Let go of accelerator
2.)Push in clutch
3.) With clutch still pushed in...shift to 2nd
4.) Quickly remove foot from clutch
5.) Start accelerating.
6. - do same thing for 2 to 3, 3 to 4, 4 to 5, etc.
The only time you need to "add" some gas is to start moving the car in 1st gear.
GeoAl09 how quickly should this transition take?
GeoAl09 -when you say quickly...? how quickly? I still seem to pop the clutch.. that's my downfall.
My dad knows how to shift without the clutch he learned but from truck driving and this video was helpful thank you.
I just bought a mustang gt today for my first car for senior year in HS. This I've stalled a few times but this video made things more understandable. Thanks a lot Colin!
Thank you for this! I am learning how to drive my bf's Honda and for a girl who drives automatic all the time this step by step tutorial helped!
Thank you, so much. What you said in the beginning is the entire reason I am here: the other tutorials I have seen just glaze over the details.
Im 17 and just bought a mazda b-series truck and its a standard. This video helps a whole lot he explains it very well!
I have driven a 5 speed twice for my first time a year ago. I drive a automatic daily. Considering getting a 95 Honda Civic EX. I’m a little nervous because I don’t have much experience with manual transmissions but video was very useful! Thanks!
I'm 16 and I'm going to learn how to drive manual first. I really hope your tutorial works, because mentally it did help me understand more about the car,
I just want to say THANKS for sharing your knowledge, before I start watching your watch your video.
my dad has been trying to teach me how to drive a stick. He is so confusing so i came here. thank you! now i understand it more and now i hope ill be able to drive it by my self!
This is was very helpful! First time I drove with my boyfriend, I get extremely frustrated but I like how you went over the steps detailed but simple! Thank you! The little reminders make a difference!
Great job Colin! You came across as one who is patient and detail-oriented....and I loved the way you ended the video with showing the process in action:-)
God Bless you to brother!
im 17 and got my first car today thanks for your video man helped me understand how my car works
Pretty good lesson. I drove a manual for over 25 years, but was looking for good instructions for my son.
One thing - I learned the reason to press in the clutch when starting isn't so much for safety (although these days it may be the reason for the interlock), but if you start in neutral, there is slightly more load on the starter (a little bit of the transmission) than when the clutch is in (no transmission at all).
Thanks man. I agree that this is something that must be practiced more than talked about, and I have ridden dirt bikes so I know about clutches and shifting, but you had some good tips, and it is comforting to hear as many lessons as possible.
Yo man your video helped me a lot. I bought my first ej1 & didnt know how to drive stick. Hands down you got the best video to learn from bruh
you helped so much! my first car is a 5 speed voltswagen and I was terrified! but now I'm more comfortable. thanks so much!!!
Thanks for this. I've gotta teach my lady how to drive manual because her car is stick shift, and every little bit helps (sadly I know she won't sit there and practice this) even I self taught myself years ago very similar step by step like you have done here in a parking lot how to drive manual
my first car is going to be a 1997 Toyota Tacoma pickup truck, and this video is going to help a ton!
Good lessons dude. I watched this video because I'm buying a manual car on Saturday. Little did I know I would end up in an manual Audi TT later tonight. I only stalled once thanks to your lessons!
great elaboration on how to handle the clutch. never seen someone explain the catching point that well
Best tutorial on youtube hands down.
Thanks. Drove stick first time today I gave my self a 6/10 reviewing this video to get better .
I decided my first car was going to be a manual. The dealer even drove my car home because I couldn't. I practiced for a few hours, had my friend come with me. The next morning I drove to work. You will stall at a stop light, it happens. But it didn't take me more than a week of regular commute (to work, going out etc) before I felt comfortable. Practice truly does make perfect in this situation.
Thanks a lot for the video. My friend's already taught me, I can get that car going but it normally stalls when I'm about to bring it to a halt. I also have issues with balancing the clutch and gas pedal together, this is awesome so far. Thanks again.
thanks sooo much..it is so informative..you have covered so many tiny things i feel confident just by watching it..I'm going to start driving my own car and I've saved this video to come back and watch again..thank you very kindly for ur efforts..:)
Thank you for this video. This made everything easier!! My bf said he would teach me, but he does NOT have the patience.. And I don't have the patience for his mean comments. Lol. I really appreciate it. Again, THANK YOU.
This was extremely helpful in understanding the basic mechanics. I will be buying a car soon and have never learned manual and really have it in my mind to buy a manual. I can't wait to drive!
Just a tip if anyone wants to know if you find your car grinds a bit when you try to put it in reverse push the clutch in and while holding it in go to first gear then second gear then back to first gear then reverse and it shouldn't grind cause your lining up the sinkros in the transmission.
Although I've been driving for a yr now, I have only just got my first car today, but dont know how to drive a manual lols. Im watching a few youtube videos to get some pointers :). Your steps are really easy to understand, so thank you for this video and I'll see how I go learning it tomorrow :).
UPS told me I need to learn to drive a stick in order to be a driver, This video really help me out alot, thanks bro
Thanks homie getting into first gear was a pain but after watching your videos it helped alot 👌🏼
That's cool ur the first one that has really explained how to drive a straight drive uve really helped me thanks