Now this is the painstaking level of detail I need. 12 minutes on how to lift the clutch pedal? Hell yeah.

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

I hope it helps you.

"I may be the greatest starpilot in the galaxy, but I learned how to drive manual from Richard Fanders." - Luke Skywalker, Jedi Grandmaster

@BlackManSlim562

3 жыл бұрын

try racing your dad on tatooine

@elistirmwirigintorungu49

3 жыл бұрын

This gentleman is great 💘

@abovethelaw4417

2 жыл бұрын

Star wars is trash , fact.

@nashrashid3650

2 жыл бұрын

Shut up

When you’re a new driver, leave the radio off.

@ebrillvaldz8120

3 жыл бұрын

Been driving for many years now and still I sucked at it sometimes. New or old drivers better to get the feel of the car your driving, before head banging on that music you're playing on. Bought a brandnew car almost ended up in a pothole, hitting the brake and stop thought my engine stalled turn the key to start again. Could not hear the engine because of the music.

@Kelman1903

2 жыл бұрын

my instructor has the radio on when im learning i feel it calms me down

@mattlm64

2 жыл бұрын

You don't want to rely on the sound of the engine going forward however.

@threestars1968

2 жыл бұрын

Or turn down the volume to see better 👀 lol

@blueninjanoname7338

Жыл бұрын

Passed my test on the third attempt with the radio on low, I'd recommend it personally.

I've had SO many lessons and instructors. None of them have explained anything to me aswell as your videos have. I'm now putting what I've learned from you into practice and I'm so much more confident. Thank you!

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

I happy to hear the videos help! Thank you.

@moayedmadani4059

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. I love the lessons. I’m 38 years old been driving manual since 18 years but that’s my first time to understand the technicalities behind what we do with the clutch

@suzikasimwaka6534

Жыл бұрын

That's an awesome explanation

@ElainaLEllis

5 ай бұрын

This is true. As an American, I’ve watched so many Americans explain how to drive a six speed, this was by far the best video I’ve ever seen.

My pupils have asked if there's any decent instructor channels to get them through this lockdown. I've been watching for a while now but you go into so much detail, it's hard not to pass your channel onto them. The whole pizza sliser gimmick is brilliant. It's the little things that make you stand out.

@nofacenothing

2 ай бұрын

I would have loved to explain to my mum my driving instructor was called Alfabutt 😅❤

The more you drive a car, everything literally becomes muscle memory, you don't have to cram or overthink everything.... 😏😏

@hamsterama

3 жыл бұрын

I agree! When I first started learning to drive a manual last year, I had to overthink every time I stopped and started. I dreaded every stop sign and red light. Now, starting from a stop isn't a big deal. I start lifting the clutch, give a little gas, and release the clutch once the car starts moving forward. It took a few months to get the process perfected, but now I can do it from muscle memory. And it's true, the more you drive a manual car, the easier it becomes over time.

@akashveersingh528

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

This is very true. If I had to think about everything I did I would find that very hard.

@neiltsakatsa

3 жыл бұрын

@@ConquerDriving Agreed! Thanks Richard for your videos, they are very informative and detailed. Keep it up! 👍

@TaiwoYemz

2 жыл бұрын

@@hamsterama First part of your sentence is where I am at. Now I have been instructed by my instructor to watch more than 50 vids on clutch before my next lesson. As when I start driving, it is ok for a while but when I reach a traffic light. I end up messing up the whole process and forget to hold at the biting point most times. lol

This is exactly what I was wondering after my driving class this morning. What a coincidence.

@jossuekasindula5790

3 жыл бұрын

And you were waiting for this vd. What a day. Hope you are glad now😄😄

@aashishsharma9106

3 жыл бұрын

Driving school taught me to step on the accelerator after the biting point is arrived at

@ismailkartout4844

2 жыл бұрын

@@aashishsharma9106 same🤦🏽‍♂️

I went from stalling out a number of times in the double digits during my first day of learning manual driving, to only four stalls on my second day after watching this video. Truly all my gratitude, and now I can't stop visualizing the pizza slicer.

That pizza slicer thing was just brilliant

The pizza slicer/screwdriver explanation, was absolutely genius. My practical test is next month, so I'm just touching up on my knowledge 👍

Best manual channel ever. Learning more after watching your every single video. AND love the DIY tools lol. Thanks Richard.

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

A lot of people who drive manual cars for many years don't have this down and it's probably because they don't know what the clutch mechanically does. This is a great video to explain the logic behind it. I know so many people who just lift off the clutch pedal because all they know is engage and disengage. There are also a lot of myths with burning/wearing out the clutch if you let it slip for too long so people don't wait long enough.

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

You can overheat the clutch if you let it slip too long. But you can let it slip long enough to allow you to move a manual car smoothly and at low speeds.

@kiavaxxaskew

3 ай бұрын

That's why I've curated a personal manual transmission playlist with videos on the mechanics of a manual drive train, so that beginners can truly grasp the purpose and nature of the clutch.

I love your colorful socks everytime.

I'm Commander Shepard and this is my favorite driving instruction channel on KZread.

Thanks a lot man, you've helped me a LOT! Learning never ends! Specially with teachers like you! Love

I really liked your videos. They're concise and detailed!

I have been watching your other videos about the clutch, and this demonstration of yours is exactly what I had in mind when thinking about the flywheel and the clutch disc. Brilliant!!! You make driving fun and challenging.

Thank you for your video's my man and I definitely have recommending your channel to my friends and family

So much helpful... I am sure you have been a savior for numerous new drivers like me. Thank you so much.

I wish I had driving instructor like yourself. Your videos are great and big help.

Love this guy this covered my only struggle with driving manual

This channel is great! Each video has a structure, everything is demonstrated properly, you even answer the silly questions which one might be too afraid to ask. Great work!

Perfect description of clutch and gear engagement

Been watching all of your manual driving videos for quiet sometime now and even applied it during my driving practice! You're a genius for someone like me who's just learning how to drive..🤗

Your videos are so informative and have really helped me learn how to drive manual. This was a key video I needed, so thank you so much for your thoroughness when explaining the mechanics behind everything! You’re an awesome instructor

I have grown with this channel , thank you for taking the time to explain how this works , I'm always and continually learning everyday.

New driver here, let's just say that the driving school I went to is trash and don't teach any of the technical skills like you do, yesterday I could smell my clutch which is bad I guess so I decided to do some research before riding again, thanks a lot for the lesson chief 🍻

Man! YOU ARE THE BEST! THANK YOU FOR SAVING OUR DIGNITY! STAY BLESSED AND KEEP HELPING US. OUR SUPPORT IS FOR YOU!

Literally probably the best way to explain how the clutch works. Thank you.

I will not miss learning something from every one of Richards videos

Best instructions I've gotten , clear and concise, thank you !

What you said right at the beginning of this video shows that you truly understand what difficulties learners or new drivers face with regards to the ambiguous language driving instructors often use. I wish all instructors were like you. Congrats on passing 100k subs. Keep up the great work!

Never quite understood how the clutch, massive explainer this is.

Hi, I'm really happy for your youtube lessons and ready to for a manual transmission car

This video has helped me understand what’s going on in my car mechanically much better than any others that I’ve seen. I bought a manual car with very little clue how to drive it, and I have to drive it to work every day. It’s terrifying to learn but I’m getting there.

Your videos are fantastic my friend, i thought I knew about a clutch having driven manual trans cars as well as motorcycles, yet I continue to learn new things from your content. Just trying to become a better driver!!! Let's gooo

Been absent from KZread for a while, another super video!

Passed my test a while back thanks to you, even tho we're driving on the right haha my instructor was literally sleeping on lessons, so this came in handy. As always, great info in the video. thank you very much for these lessons.

@remnant2484

7 ай бұрын

where u from

When you went.. "Something like that" at 2.16, it was "Ahh....💡" moment! Thanks! You're a perfect teacher, man!

Perfect topic again. Very vital for learners

I actually watched an animation on how the clutch works today 😀 And a few hours later I have the pleasure of watching you explain it even further. Brilliant as always Richard 🙌 Thank You 😊

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching :)

@PoojaG_PG

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly! Same!

this man is incredible. single-handedly taught me to drive manual. great job!!!

Best videos, best instructor. You really helped me tame my Mustang 🐎

This video helped me to stop stalling! I went out and didn't stall once! Thanks a million from across the pond :-)

This is something I have been struggling with for a while and trying my best to improve. Thanks so much for making this video was really helpful from Ireland.

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

You're so welcome!

That's what I wanted u to upload. Thanks brother 💕

Your videos have helped me a lot to learn driving the right way. Keep the good work continue.

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it!

Best driving instructor forever have an ice day Richard

Thanks broo did my test the other day and I passed you're videos helped me alot...from Kenya Africa

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

Congratulations! I'm happy to hear I helped.

you are the first person ive ever learned from that did actually explain how the clutch pedal releasing relates to the clutch on the transmission. It makes so much sense now. I never considered the fact that you could partially connect the two to let the transmission spin up more gradually. Thank you so much!9

I love your channel. Thank you so much pal.

Been driving an auto for 3 years but sold my car so had to use my dads manual to get to work. Was driving fine but didn’t quite feel I had the speed and smoothness as I used to when I had a manual so your videos have been very helpful!

The best illustration ever!

I've been eating the whole system man thank you so much, Bless you

Am glad that I have found your video's my man you have helped me a lot. You explain every thing so well that i was able to get my driver's licence

@ConquerDriving

2 жыл бұрын

That's great to hear! Thank you for watching!

Watching your video s I am so much confident now then ever thank you Richard 👋

your videos are a masterpiece

If I had someone like you in my university for my studies, excellent I am going to be Thanks a lot. I am on my drive and you lecture give me well understanding beginning my driving test

Love your videos man, really helpful!

Thank you for this video! This helped me solve why I was kangarooing from 1st to 2nd. I wasn't letting my clutch slip enough to do its job. Everything feels smoother now!

im sure its been said over a hundred times already in these comments, but that pizza slicer screw driver example was fantastic.

Thank you so much for your videos, i jerked the car forward today in my driving lesson and this helped me understand why

im learning stick in a new car i just bought and was wondering why i would jerk forward.. i realized i was letting it off too fast and not holding it even when the car starts going. this helped a lot and i think ill have a smoother ride next time i practice!

i was never taught how to properly drive stick, started in a base model civic 5spd and ended up in a si 6spd. i went years without knowing what rev matching was or heel toe etc and am slowly learning all of that now. i rev match on down shifts or up shifts when i need to for smooth transition and to hold power but i’ve been struggling on take off speed lately. no issue with stalls but it’s like i have to over rev my car just to take off. made me wonder if i should rev the car first to like 3000rpm when taking off but after all these years of just taking off normally that seemed weird but it makes sense cause you it while driving so thank you for showing that you can do that to take off. it’s taking me too long to take off from a start unless i really pedal to medal and end up hitting vtech but i shouldn’t have to do that to take off

Thank you for this informative lesson 😊😊😊

So, I'm not old enough to drive, but! My mum told me to learn now online and look at videos of manual cars and I have and your videos are so useful!

This lesson is for me thank you soo much, now I have to practice.

Your video is very useful. Thank you.

the demonstration with the pizza slicers was class👏🏾

These videos are super helpfull, thanks

Nice attempt of demonstration 👍

Very thorough tutorial 👍👍

I learn a lot here, thanks mate.

Thank you your videos helped me big time

I wish my teachers were like you,then nobody hadn't stopped me, for being topper in the whole nation. The way your speaking is beyond the level of many professional teachers truly un inexpressible. I am watching your videos from this year when youtube algorithm recommended me one of your video about guessing the space for safe passage of vehicle on the road. From that video i subscribed you & now watching your videos regularly. Sending Positive Vibes From India. 🇮🇳 #GOOD_LUCK 🙏🏻

@akashveersingh528

3 жыл бұрын

How is the driving test in India . Is it really super easy

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind words.

@strangepsy

3 жыл бұрын

You're Welcome @@ConquerDriving🚘

@strangepsy

3 жыл бұрын

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Driving brings comfort and convenience in our life but it should not cause any damage to any third party. Keeping this in mind, mature adults above 18 years of age are entitled to get a driving licence. Anyone below this age is not permitted to drive. In case of a violation, the parents of the candidate can be legally held liable. Different Types of Driving licence in India You can master the skill of driving any kind of vehicle but legally you cannot put it to use on the road unless you own a licence. In India, following are the types of licences available by the RTO. 1. Learner’s licence Before you get your permanent licence, the Road Transport Authority issues you a learner’s licence. The validity of the same is only for up to 6-months; which implies that you must polish your driving skills within this time frame. Even when a toddler learns to take the first baby steps, we don’t leave them unattended. We try to watch each step and teach them to balance their body. In the same way, a learning licence holder should not be left alone to drive. She/he should always be accompanied by a mature driver. 2. Permanent licence As soon as the waiting period of 6-months is over, the RTO issues a permanent licence to the applicant. The age of the applicant should be 18 years old and she/he should clear the driving exam. The process of applying is made online and hence the complete process is pretty simple and hassle-free. The permanent licence is issued for private vehicles like cars and bikes. Issuing a permanent driver’s licence means that the authority RTO is assured about the driving skills of the applicant. Just like when we find that the baby can walk on his own, only then we leave him to explore the world. Until then we tend to take extra care to prevent any kind of damage. 3. Commercial Driving licence This type of licence authorizes the driver to drive heavy vehicles. Such kind of vehicle is used to transport passengers or goods. The minimum eligibility criteria to apply for a commercial driver's licence is a bit different. Here, the candidate should have necessarily cleared the examination of 8th standard. The onus of the commercial vehicle driver is higher as they are accountable for not only their safety but also of others. 4. International Driving Permit When an applicant looks for an international driving licence it implies that the person is eligible to rent and drive any vehicle in a foreign land. However, it can only be issued if you already have a permanent driving licence. Unlike your driver's licence, the IDP has a validity for 1 year only. And on the expiry, one would need to apply again. Driving Licence Categories and Class of Vehicles in India Vehicles like jeep and motor cars fall under the Light Motor Vehicle Category but these are of non-transport class. Vehicles like trailers, larger trucks, and other similar vehicles used for transport of goods fall under the category of HGMV. Vehicles that runs for commercial purpose and has an All India Permit to carry passengers falls under the HPMV category. Sorry to say but no you have to keep practising until you're ready to perform in front of someone without being panic@@akashveersingh528 And also if you failed in test it takes lot of process as well as wastage of money and time for getting driving licence. In some states it is easy to pass a test whereas in some it is not cities like Chandigarh & states like Himachal Pradesh it is ready hard to pass the test without proper driving skills. Dear always keep in mind Driving is a skill also emotion between human & vehicle. No matter which vehicle you drive. Keep patience & Keep Practising to furnish your driving skill. When you are ready your senses will declare you.Also you will be more confident about your skills then you can give test & take your license. Also you can take help from your family members,friends & if not then take driving lessons from driving school for getting driving licence soon. Also there are lot of apps and video related to your queries any. #Good_Luck

@akashveersingh528

3 жыл бұрын

@@strangepsy thanks for educating me

Thank you for this fam 🙏🏻

Great explanation. Cheers!

This was sooooooo helpful. Thank you!!!

Passed Fri 18th Dec. I still watch your content ❤️ . Knowledge is power 👍

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you :)

I've watched a lot of animations about the clutch and none of them worked as well as the drill and pizza cutter props 😂

My man brought out a pizza slicer to show how the clutch works, you know what, respect.

U are amazing man thank u so much ..learning from u a lot

Great demo of engine and clutch mate

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

thanks a lot , my first driving lesson i stalled 4 times at a stop sign and one time at uphill red light, hope i don't stall again....

This was a good video. Really well explained !

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Learning from Africa Zambia this channel has just made me pass my driving lessons🤯🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

Congratulations!

Thank you so much for this video. I have been driving stick for about an entire year now. And while I was usually smooth, at times I would kangaroo. Believe it or not I was kind of just feeling when I should release the clutch and give it gas without actually knowing what I was feeling for. Like a gut instinct. But hearing I need to watch for the vibrations and when they are done you can release has helped me shift so much better. All of my shifts immediately became smooth. I was self taught on your videos but I guess I rushed it.

@christopherbarber288

Жыл бұрын

I also am the owner of a 2001 Toyota MR2 Spyder which was only sold as a five speed manual in the United States and 6 speed in Europe. So looks like knowing how to drive stick from necessity for my previous vehicle has paid off for this vehicle. Now I can drive it better than ever. Thank you!

Thank u so much ❤ amazing video

please make a school here in cali! your an awesome teacher!

I know it's an old video but I'd like to thank you for making this. Previously to purchasing my new 6MT VW Jetta, I had only driven manual transmissions in trucks with extremely torquey diesels, while wearing boots. Whatever clutch-bite there was, I could barely ever feel it, and it didn't really matter if I mucked it up anyway because the engines were so hard to stall. These were mostly military Steyr trucks from the late 1980's, as well as an old F-250 pickup with the 6.9L diesel. Particularly amusing about these trucks was on the Steyr, you could literally park it in third gear and it would take a minute or so before starting to get upset at you - the transmission was called a ZF-8. The F-250's ZF-5 transmission could be shifted from 1st, 2nd, and 3rd without ever touching the accelerator because of how much torque it had. I could drive these trucks just fine, so I figured I knew how to drive a manual well enough to seek out the petrol Jetta... But, I found myself really struggling with interpreting clutch feel and how to come off of the clutch with finesse. Perhaps it's the gas engine and lack of torque, but I was stalling all the time and really frustrating myself. I knew how the clutch worked, and I never ground a single gear, but I had trouble getting going smoothly. Your videos on the subject helped me greatly. Cheers from Canada!

i love this guy! amazing blue peter demo Rich! awesome :)

@ConquerDriving

2 жыл бұрын

😂 I just need some loo roll tubes and paper mache for my next one.

Many thanks for showing and skilful controlling both the balance of clutch and accelerator at stage of bite point....give more videos for comfortable controlling the car while driving....

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, I have a playlist on clutch control that may help you.

This is a great video. You helped me crack the code on smoothly driving my 370Z.

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

Nice car!

Nice video. Thank you

The exact information I was looking for...

This is a good video. You might not remember my comment from a few weeks ago on the first time driver video, but this video is helpful for someone with shakey nerves and shakey legs when depressing the clutch. Hopefully I can start driving legally soon!

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

I hope so too!

@meister_harris5623

3 жыл бұрын

@@ConquerDriving Thank you! 🙂

I like your description becauae you method of teaching is understandable for drivers at all levels especialliy for begineers like me. I would like to ask if you could do more videos on confidence since i have been told it is my main weakness by my instructor which i think is the result of presence reckless drivers in my city. Thank you

@ConquerDriving

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I do intend to do more confidence videos.

Thanks Richard. This is EXACTLY the thing I've been struggling with throughout my lessons. Before it was announced that we're not allowed to practice with family members during this lockdown my dad took me out a couple times and I finally managed to get to grips with how to release the clutch when moving off. But at one point we reached a junction that happened to be at the top of a hill and I thought I knew what to do but ended up stalling about 10 times and my dad and I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong. But hoping my driving instructor will teach me how to do that whenever lessons can start again. Can you give me any tips?

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe this video would help you, if it was one time though you were probably panicking. Try and take your time and stay calm, understand the pressure but don't let it get to you. kzread.info/dash/bejne/gWeXts6wfdzalrg.html

@sophiemay2845

3 жыл бұрын

@@ConquerDriving Thank you!

@bjorno2080

Жыл бұрын

Hill start surely? 2 to 2.5 revs and let the handbrake off at the bite. If your dad can drive then surely he could've shown you?

Very well explained... Only thing I noticed is you lifting the heel of your foot from the car floor when you were lifting to bite point. I was taught never to lift the heel of your foot from the car floor till you are off the clutch. Gives you better control, especially if you are driving an old car with a heavy clutch

Best instructor