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5 things not to do in a dual clutch vehicle


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  On 7/3/2016 at 5:28 AM, flashbang said:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W42zsFYjZvM

 

No wonder VW dry clutch fail so often in SG... too much start stop traffic here...

Hmmm... The inching-forward part makes sense as it's like driving with half-clutch. Other than traffic jams, many drivers do that while waiting at traffic junctions too. Edited by Jellandross
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  On 7/3/2016 at 10:54 AM, Jellandross said:

Hmmm... The inching-forward part makes sense as it's like driving with half-clutch. Other than traffic jams, many drivers do that while waiting at traffic junctions too.

 

it's part of driving habit in singapore. protect the space (in a jam)!  [laugh]

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What's the point for having to accept all these limitations in buying a car? Buy and then regret like shit - what for?

Go full auto lah. Manual also can!

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  On 7/3/2016 at 11:31 AM, Thaiyotakamli said:

If cant inch forward like that then manufacturer better don't produce cars lol

 

I think it might be true though. That is why some car manufacturers still decide to stick with full auto with torque converter instead. Dual clutch will give better 0-100 timing though. So the manufacturer got to decide which route they want to go lo.

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  On 7/3/2016 at 10:54 AM, Jellandross said:

Hmmm... The inching-forward part makes sense as it's like driving with half-clutch. Other than traffic jams, many drivers do that while waiting at traffic junctions too.

 

Last time, i always half clutch during start stop traffic.  No issue with clutch plate le

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  On 7/3/2016 at 1:27 PM, Davidtch said:

Last time, i always half clutch during start stop traffic. No issue with clutch plate le

Last time my tv also lasted for twenty years.
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Actually modern "Torque convertor" Auto is the best,it won't 'slip' like older unit....because of a "lock up" clutch...

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  On 7/3/2016 at 1:38 PM, Jellandross said:

Last time my tv also lasted for twenty years.

 

Haha... can't praise you yet...

 

Nowadays things don't last anymore...

 

 

Alamak sorry boss... didn't see the other thread  :a-bang:

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  On 7/3/2016 at 2:00 PM, flashbang said:

Haha... can't praise you yet...

 

Nowadays things don't last anymore...

 

 

Alamak sorry boss... didn't see the other thread :a-bang:

Ya lor... Sadly, selling products that last forever is not a good business model. Edited by Jellandross
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  On 7/3/2016 at 1:38 PM, Jellandross said:

Last time my tv also lasted for twenty years.

 

You miss my point.  Manual gear half clutch no problem.

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Not true across the board lah.

Merc's 7G-Tronic (torque converter auto) is actually 0.1s quicker than the manual version - same model, same engine type. Source: MB Owner's Manual

 

  On 7/3/2016 at 1:20 PM, Nzy said:

That is why some car manufacturers still decide to stick with full auto with torque converter instead. Dual clutch will give better 0-100 timing though. So the manufacturer got to decide which route they want to go lo.

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  On 7/3/2016 at 2:17 PM, merc280v6 said:

Not true across the board lah.

Merc's 7G-Tronic (torque converter auto) is actually 0.1s quicker than the manual version - same model, same engine type. Source: MB Owner's Manual

 

 

@nzy talks about Torque converter AT vs DCT.

 

You talks about Torque converter AT vs Manual.

 

Chicken & duck talk le.

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  On 7/3/2016 at 2:17 PM, merc280v6 said:

Not true across the board lah.

Merc's 7G-Tronic (torque converter auto) is actually 0.1s quicker than the manual version - same model, same engine type. Source: MB Owner's Manual

 

 

No, I meant compare between torque converter and a dual clutch transmission. Most auto will be faster than manual now.

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  On 7/3/2016 at 2:17 PM, Davidtch said:

You miss my point. Manual gear half clutch no problem.

try high rev half clutch

 

I once did that reversing up a steep slope

 

when I reached the top, burnt smell was very prominent

 

 

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