How To Drive A Stick Shift - Manual Transmission Car Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 5 апр 2016
- I thought I would remake an older video of mine on how to drive a stick shift car. My last video was shot at night and I thought I could do better. Hope you all enjoy and hopefully learn something out of this. Thanks for watching! Exoticars19 on instagram: / exoticars19 My personal instagram: / brandonmeek19
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This video was made 3 years ago, I have since re-made it with the GT350 and might be a bit more helpful: ruclips.net/user/edit?o=U&video_id=MMikGNbWLCY
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Why don't you leave it in neutral with handbrake up when parking. Avoids potentially driving forward if you turn the car on without engaging the clutch.
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Homeboy has now made 3 videos on how to drive a manual. 😂🤣😂.
dang man i got a manual brz and i didn't even know how to drive it. My dad had to get it from the dealer ship for me. he had to drive it home for me. he would teach me 2 hours a day for about 3 days.. and after that i had to take it for my self because i had to give back my old car back. i live in LA where its bumper to bumper all day everyday. it was a very interesting experience. i hated it at first i kept messing up. i felt like people were looking at me but then after driving it everyday its gotten to a more natural feeling. sometimes when i get into an auto car i press on the resting pad thinking its a clutch lmfao just a quick story its annoying and irritating at first specially in an up hill. but its worth it you feel like a complete bad ass and not only that but driving a manual is a skill that you should have in case of emergencies and what not.
Going to probably have a very similar experience next month when I trade in my 3 series for a 370z, Toronto traffic is going to be annoying similar to your LA traffic.
It could be worse, you know like San Francisco
ivan acuna I feel like I'm going through your exact experience!! I recently started driving a gt86 and it's really embarrassing when I stall. I'm currently trying to find the balance between the gas and clutch to get a nice smooth start but it really helps to see I'm not the only one with this problem! I really felt like I was alone in this situation :)
How the fuck are you getting a car you don't know how to drive lmao
Same here man I just bought a Manual FR-S and now I have to learn how to drive stick
One thing... i'm a 17 year mechanic, and something that most people (including you) say, this is the correct way.... when your press the clutch you are DISENGAGING the clutch (disconnecting the engine from the wheels), when the pedal is let out (released) you are ENGAGING the clutch (connecting the engine to the wheels). Just most people don't realize this.
Playing with the clutch on FLAT ground (like you do) is how I teach people.
All in all, great video man!
Don't take this the wrong way, but why are you watching this video as a "17 year mechanic"? Just curious...
Exoticars19 I began teaching my niece. before we went out for the first practice she showed me this video. she liked the way you explained stuff. I just get all too technical sometimes
Lol I'm a little late to this one but actually yeah, you wouldn't believe how much better I got at managing a manual when I was learning just by having it described to me the way you describe it. once I had understood what the clutch/and pedal are doing inside the car I got a much better understanding of what I need to be doing.
@@RealTalkOttawa5 years bro😭
And here you are responding to me a year later? just to say something I already knew lmao@@ghostboysora3878
Biggest tip I ever learned was to give it gas before letting of the clutch, never stalls
I would say gas first then clutch out is pretty good point.
I was thinking that it is a good tip
The thing is, you have 2 rotating disks that you need to interlock... so, low gas and slowly release the clutch
If you are in an incline road, put a bit more gas.... it's really simple... in 5 minuts you learn it... in diesel cars, way easier, the clutch has some power, put the clutch half way and a bit of gas then you can speed up if you want.. always in 1 gear or reverse.., in gasoline cars, the clutch has no power, so you have to use a bit more gas as you release the clutch... find the balance betwen the clutch and the gas pedal, and you are set... its fairly simple.
ye:))))) engineering FTW!
Slam gas and then hit the clutch and try to shift
Will this burn my clutch or damage the car if I do this?
Best way to learn is by going out by yourself, knowing the basics of course. I had to learn myself. If you set your mind to something, you'll do it. First 3-4 days, I stalled about 5-8 times...couldn't get smooth shifts. I kept on practicing until I got it, now I can fully drive a manual car 👌🏽 and hate driving my 2017 Ford Fusion, which is an automatic. I drive my brother's car more than I do mine 😂. At first it's annoying and it makes you mad, but once you learn it you'll hate automatic transmissions.
Wanting to get a Wrx sti but have no idea how to drive manual....definitely using this to learn.
Raul Deleon they don't have wrx sti's in America?
They do have STIs in america
15:10 The lunatic joke was hilarious but the main thing is. This part was absolutely perfect and the best detailed lesson on learning to drive a manual. You are the first person out of 10 different videos that taught me how to switch gears. Everyone else only talk about the intro and gear 1 only.
So I'm buying my first stick shift car. And I have no idea how to drive stick. But I'm watching a crap ton of tutorials because I have no one to teach me. Let's just see how this turns out. Lol
Yeah how did it go
+Burned Aura No reply. Probably didn't go too well...
CoDisafishy rip
lmaoo
did ut work
thanks man, i applyed what you said about adding a little bit of gas while i released the clutch and i didnt stall at all in 1st gear , that advice helped a lot
Glad to hear this helped you!
when you release the clutch, how slow do you have to release it (clutch)
Don't do it forever.
I wish someone told me this when I was learning. Fkin civic stalled so easily.
Some people say that it's not good for your clutch. Then how come I went to UK and people were hitting the gas most of the time???????????? 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️ It'll wear on your clutch but doesn't just letting it stall make it even worse?
I randomly stumbled on this video because I’ve been looking up manual cars and how to drive them. By far this is the best video that has the best tips thank you.
Bro imma be honest with you this was the best tutorial I ever seen . I watched like 50 other vids with different camera angles and all types of shit and they still couldn’t explain the concept of downshifting. You helped a lot.
Thanks so much for the feedback Mario! Glad to hear this helped :)
Best way to learn how to drive with manual, come to Europe and rent a car for a week.
Haha very true. Or Mexico, everything they have there is a manual ;D
true
+Exoticars19 lol true
lol so true
Are you going to teach anyone there?
Thanks a lot brother, I'm picking up my STI this week and your tutorial definitely makes me feel a lot more confident in picking it up haha. Cheers
How was your first drive home
Been wanting to learn manual for awhile, watched this video and it feels like I have the concept pretty much down already, thanks a lot man!
My pleasure! Glad you found this useful.
I just bought a BRZ yesterday and had no clue how to drive stick, I learned last night and drove it to school today. I feel very weird but love it at the same time, i just need practice!!
I just bought a Subaru and it's the first time driving stick this video helped me feel comfortable downshifting and coming to stops.
Just bought a brz hyper blue version along with a twin turbo set from Crawford and this video really cleared up stick for me thanks and hope to see you on the road
Glad you found the video helpful! Hope you enjoy your BRZ!
i was like wtf is this guy taking so long to explain maybe only for likes tmbut i continued to watch and i have to say very well explained i learned some good tips
Glad you learned something from this. I know it's a long video, but repetition is key in learning. Especially stick shift :)
Saw this video and test drove a 2014 BRZ. Stalled the first 4 mins but got it done and did really well thank you I'm buying my BRZ limited tomorrow
This is an excellent tutorial and very thorough good job bro! I just bought my new 2018 BRZ manual a couple weeks ago 😃
that’s sweet
just got a manual toyota 86 and learning has been sooooo frustrating... Getting better tho! Videos like this one help alot, thanks
Why am I watching this, I can drive Manual :D
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Varga Dániel Same here lmaoo, I can drive a ten speed semi too
Dx
Varga Dániel is the
Thanks bro, was super helpful. I know how to drive manual already but this vid was really helped with tips. Keep it up man
this is honestly one of the most comprehensive tutorials i have ever seen
Thank you so much for the feedback!
You took my advice! Awesome! You definatly upped the quality on this one! Good job!
This was so helpful. I am looks at getting a BRZ but I don't' want to be the woman driving an automatic sports car; defeats the purpose of even buying one. I have looked at other tutorials but this is fantastic because it's the same car and you repeat the steps a lot so I don't have to rewind a lot :) thank you!!
No problem! Glad you found it useful!
You remind me of the main character in the first 4 Fast and Furious movies. I really appreciate the driving manual lesson. Thinking about buying a Type R in the future.
Dude. It is just me or do you have a crazy resemblence to Sean from F&F Tokyo Drift?!
I'll take that ;D
Just you
When I first started driving stick i stalled the car everytime i went to the mcdonalds drive thru for like a month
Lmaooo
My biggest fear I just got a stick car
Thank You Sir, I tried adding gas first then release the clutch like you said.
IT WORKED! Lol I get nervous sometimes getting out first gear though But Nonetheless Sir Thank You I Appreciate It Very Much. Awesome Car By The Way! Hope you have a great day my brother Take Care and Safe!
this is actually the best video i've seen on how to drive a manual, thank you
Glad you thought so! Thanks :)
I showed my dad this video I'm 15 I have my permit and we went to a dealership and drove a manual followed your steps and it was fine I plan on buying s BRZ when I'm older manual seems too fun to pass up too:)))
Don't get a nice car as your first, even if your parents are willing to. Get an MX-5, Civic, etc. You'll learn with less stress, and appreciate your expensive car more.
PancakeInsomnia some people can't because there parents don't have an old car to give you
Alexander Tony then they can buy an older used car isn't stead of spending a lot more for something not necessary
Kobby O. Not necessary if you think a nice car is not necessary then you are not a car guy and will not understand anything I'm saying
Alexander Tony he's saying that if you're just starting out then get a used car in case you crash or something then you won't have to pay for all the expenses.
The tip with giving it gas BEFORE letting off the clutch really helped me man thank you so much man
Glad it helped!
I have a deposit down on a 2018 Civic Type R that I'll be picking up in about 60 or so days once it's delivered to the dealer. My only experience with stick shift is a 2 hour lesson I took last Friday. In the meantime, I'm watching videos like yours to make sure I am ready once time comes to pick up my baby. Thanks for making this video! I guess my car will cheat in that it automatically rev-matches for me. :)
my guy, your repetition really helped me. thanks alot by far the best tutorial
The hardest part is getting the car rolling. After that It’s smooth driving. Just remember this: give it gas until you reach around 2,000 rpms then slowly release the clutch until the cars starts to move. After that give it a a little more gas and slowly release the clutch all the way
Im learning how to drive stick for the first time in my new 2016 Mustang GT took me a week to get it down this video helps!
putting gas first the releasing the clutch sounds so much easier than finding that sweet spot in the middle. I will definently try this 😄
This video totally made it so much easier to understand how to drive stick shift. I've been thinking of trading in my automatic FRS for a manual transmission one. Seems really easy now after watching this.
Glad you found this helpful! I think if you make the trade, you may regret it short term, but be happy you did in the long run :)
@@TexasRevving big facts
great video man answered a lot of unanswered questions by other ppl
This video helped a ton! The only thing i need to understand more is rev matching. Awesome video.
This video probably helped me out the most the other videos confused me thanks man nice job
I used to know how to drive stick. But then I got a cdl and I've developed habits that made this refresher useful. Today i bought a manual, first time in years it's not a super 10 at about 60,000lbs. Lol
that tip you gave on starting off by revving the engine a bit was super helpful
Glad it helped you too!
You can also release clutch slowly and slowly press the gas pedal at the same time
Excellent video! Thank you so much, this helped me out so much. I already had a car before i passed and i just passed 3 days ago. I watched this video and it really helped. Can you please make a whole video on downshifting/rev matching, i mess it up sometimes. Do i need to brake or slow down before i do it? PLEASE make a video to explain and show the easiest way to rev match.
Really good video i understand way more than other videos around 15:50 i under stand how to shift gears now when still driving. Usually i put clutch gas and then shift which stalls. Now i understand that clutch then while car is moving without foot on gas shift gear then clutch slowly out while gas slowly in
In zambia you needed to know how to drive maual to get a licence . its only recently when they introduced the automatic trans licence.lol
I'm like many people here who bought a FRS(BRZ), and it's my first stickshift. It's amazing that this car is waking up so much interest in manual. I'm trying to get smoother, my main issues are smooth upshifts and anticipating the correct RPM for rev matching.
the ideal RPM for chanching shifts is 3000..... it has enough power to take the next shift... for saving gas, 2500 is ideal....
But you can shift at 4 or 5000 RPM if you want you just waste more gas... to gain speed fast to overtake, just let the gear push the car, till 4000 or more.
Hugo Silva
Thanks Hugo. Man you're a really good looking guy.
motormusique No problem dude, and thank you!
i could tell he was really nervous in the making of this video lol.. but he explained everything pretty well and I'm liking this video more than any other! Good job man!!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed :)
Exoticars19 Woahhh wasn’t expecting a reply!! That’s awesome lmaooo
Omg this helped so much I just got a Mazda rx 8 2007 coupe that's manual so this is awesome 👍
hi im studying car mechanic at school in belgium and 4days ago i drove a car for the first time and didnt stall i drove a couple times sinse then without stalling and today i stalled for the first time because i was afraid to give to much gas so thx for the tips ;)
Thanks so much for this video! I just bought Mazda rx8 and its a manual transmission and I don't know how on drive it yet, watching your video it's giving me many awesome tips. Thank you! Ps: you're cute 😜
+Kelly Anomia Glad the video helped!
Super helpful man thank you
Thanks for the feedback! Glad you found this helpful.
Watched a ton of videos on how to drive manual and just the little things you included really helped. No one ever told me to let completely off the gas when shifting.
🙏 thank you. I’m picking up my brz and idk what I’m doing 😭😭u made me understand it a bit more
Same. stalled a few times lol but barely feathering the gas to 1k rpm and then releasing at the right speed helped.
This was the most helpful video ive seen
a Sebago Dockside driver ( shoes ) . love it... so comfortable :) thx for vid dude Exoticars19
Sucks that I'm trying to learn by just watching videos 😂😭
That's what I did.
@@TexasRevving No you said your dad taught you.
@@kj-marslander watch the video and change your comment
great explanation! keep up the great work!
I love these style of videos Even tho I've been driving stick for about a year now. it's still nice to watch. I learned on my dad's rx8 forever ago and didn't stall and watched tons of vids like this and so my dad didn't even like tell me wat to do. so then last October I drove my friends tt and stalled the shit out of it but I got it down and then I got a 5 speed Hyundai and I am now great at it and I haven't stalled in forever😂. I hope to one day get a BRZ or frs but yah I probaly sound like a ARROGENT little shit 😂.
I’m only 14 and I learned how to drive stick in my dads BRZ Ts. one of the best started stick cars ever. especially with its handling
nice vid really is going to help me in the future if I ever buy a manual car
Awesome, glad you liked it!
Also sent a link to a buddy who's getting a mustang with a stick thanks again from him and I for this vid
BZBEAST12 I appreciate it!!
It makes sense to rev match and I will start doing it from now. I have bad habit hastily releasing the clutch which I will try change.thanks.
Also a Subaru owner here! i feel bad for owning such an sporty car at a young age; I feel spoiled about it oops. Anyways I'm still learning how to drive manual and my dad wanted me to practice driving in the actual street; which of course I dread and hope I never stall. Guess what happened? I stalled multiple times, one of them being when I thought the car died but I had the clutch engaged; I panicked so badly and tried to start the car when it was already on; that poor starter. I also managed to make the car shake violently because I let go of the clutch quickly. I still need much more practice and this video is very helpful! I don't know when I'm going to drive again but I'll keep this video in mind when I do!
I’m saving up to buy this car and I don’t know how to drive manual, thanks for the video it helped me a lot and it was even better that it’s the car I want. 🤍
I'll teach you then you hire me for your personal driver.
Learned some neat tricks. Thx 👍
Taught myself how to drive a manual today
i did that today
QUAY I did today too!! But I ended up crashing into the one world trade center
Rubber Duggy damn dude hope ur okay
How
that's my car im hopefully getting as my first car and nice vid now i now what to do when i downshift and slow down and rolling off
this tutorial is dope n bro your driving the car I want😩😭👏👏👏👏
Thanks man!
Np thanx 2 you, you filled the gaps of information and details I was missing now if I ever get a chance 2 drive a stick I'll have no problem 💪great work
Nice instructive vid man good looking
"Jerking back & fourth" LMFAOOO
Wow what a video subscribed !
That tip at 11:07 made my mind explode 🤯😂
That was so helpful thank you!
Good video.
Thanks!
Letting out the clutch slowly while switching gears can put wear and tar on your transmission and clutch, witch causes it start to slip and wear out.
I Love Manual Transmission Cars🚘🚘🚘🚘
There Awesome
Ben Driving a Manual for 2 Years it's the Olny Transmission that I Drive with.
He’s a good instructor.
Extremely helpful!
very good teacher thanks man good job on the vid
For those of you who havent learned yet, I suggest you learn on a car that has a heavy clutch and is somewhat difficult to bring the shofter into the correct gear. Every other stick shift car will be easy as hell in comparison.
This helped me out a lot, thanks !(:
Glad to hear!
Great video. Very helpful, thank you
Thanks, glad it was useful :)
Very nice video. My license is on August 26, 2016, and my first car will be a stick shift 85% so I'm shitting my self cause I need to learn this quick
I remember when I first got my Rex. I stalled every drive-thru I went to for the first 2 months lol.
I messed up my left knee when I was in middle school and I've been wanting to practice driving a car that has a manual transmission. Do you think it would be a good idea for me to get a car with a manual transmission? Also great video. A friend of mine introduced me into driving manual but it wasn't as informative as this.
Thanks found this really helpful
In days of simple cars i would set the tickover slight high, then when use to the car, would wind it back down to normal.
To get off smoothly, you have your foot on the clutch fully, let your foot off the brake, then a little gas, then start releasing the clutch?
Thanks for the video, very informative! I know what you meant even if you stumbled over your words sometimes. :) I heard that it's better to remain in gear when decelerating, rather than just coasting to a stop. This is because you no longer have "full control" and I believe in the UK, you fail your driving test for that.
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That disc golf basket in the background tho.
While giving gas while having the clutch down and slowly releasing it, will this damage the clutch or hurt the car in anyway?
When you put some gas to raise the RPM's in your "big tip" part of the video, do you take your foot off the gas when releasing the clutch when going into 1st?
Good Video.. Explained that clearly
Thanks!
Nice and reasonable video of how we should drive a stick shift ! Well i have a JDM STI model 2003 ; when passing through a roundabout in which gear should it normally be ?
Depends on the car and speed, pretty much whichever gear that the RPMs are low, but not bogging the engine.
Thanks Man! Im 14 and want to learn to drive manual! And I love your car!!
Where do you live, where you can drive at 14?🙄
my driveway
NicksPlays Sick :DD
LOL
you can drive on a private road even your 14 or your backyard if you have a big one
When coasting, do we let go of the clutch or just keep pressing it until we get back into gear? I'm guessing we hold down the clutch, shift to neutral and let go of the clutch(coasting now). Then we press the clutch and shift into 3rd or something. Is that how it is?
Nice tutorial
Nicely explained... btw which car is that ?
When it comes driving a 18 wheeler 10 speed semi truck is freaking hard. Is like playing your life on Legendary difficulty