Clutch Replacement & Two-Mass Wheel in Touran 1.9 TDI: Starting Car in Neutral Strategy

Question

I had the pleasure to replace the clutch together with the two mass wheel (Touram 1.9 TDI), the mechanic said to better start the car in neutral without the clutch. Maybe it is stupid, but I prefer to make sure because I am not going to spend 2300 for the second time for a set of replacement.

trans-serwis · Answer

What about the control because the topic has been closed.

stomat · Answer

Or maybe the mechanic will suggest changing gears without a clutch? Launch with the clutch pedal depressed without a doubt.

pawel060891 · Answer

With this control, they hooked me to the computer and some valve is defective, but they said that nothing serious can be driven with it. And as for this launch, I just wanted to make sure because it is a mass wheel there and I did not have to deal with it in my previous vehicles.

Anonymous · Answer

What a strange mechanic, definitely on the clutch in winter.

trans-serwis · Answer

Enter at least no. error that came out. It may be that it is not a trivia.

niutat · Answer

Hello, I used to have a Hyundai (petrol) that had a sensor installed that prevented the starter from engaging without pressing the clutch first.

carrot · Answer

And who fires without pressing?

pawel060891 · Answer

I'm sorry but I don't remember this number. But it was about some kind of exhaust gas recirculation valve, he told me that you can drive with it. He was lying?

brofran · Answer

Me - for 20 years. and the results of this is ? There is nothing about it in the service book. And in winter with a weak battery, I would still understand such an operation.

ociz · Answer

I sometimes, when I don't want to get in the car

gajowy6110 · Answer

I've been driving different cars for 23 years and I always press. I don't think it breaks anything !!!

putin2208 · Answer

I became a freshly baked driver (passed after 1 attempt ) and during the course they taught that you should start the car with the clutch pressed. greetings

000andrzej · Answer

After all, it is clear that when the clutch is pressed, several modes in the gearbox are turned off . In winter, with cold oil, this is quite a heavy starting load.

Anonymous · Answer

In addition to the obvious that the starter is easier, there are also safety reasons, someone will finally be surprised when it will have a play and the car will start on the starter. An idiot-proof car was invented, in which you won't start the engine without first pressing the clutch.

brofran · Answer

Well, I would definitely be surprised, because I have not seen such a car that would move freely (probably downhill without turning on the engine).

ociz · Answer

Well, you haven't seen much, because some cars in winter with thick oil behave as if they had an automatic transmission, you release the brake and it starts

rickoo69 · Answer

I'm for you need to fire on the clutches;]

Anonymous · Answer

he he good me, my colleague confirmed it is possible, but I meant another case, so sometimes it happens that you think that you let go of the ignition and still go.

stomat · Answer

Anyway, premature wear of the dual mass flywheel or the clutch disc by firing with the clutch depressed is a pyramidal bullshit. The only component that could wear out faster is the release bearing. The benefits of clutch firing far outweigh the losses.

Anonymous · Answer

+ faster wear of the clutch cable.

Anonymous · Answer

And how does someone have a hydraulically operated? thinking this way, one could conclude that the steering wheel should also be turned sparingly, which is a pity for the steering gear.

balbing · Answer

only on the clutch, especially in winter, when the oil in the gearbox is thick and creates additional resistance

romoo · Answer

What is the actual touran run? since you acquired it, it is a lottery with such cars. Igniting it with or without the clutch does not affect its durability. And the mass wheel 2 is a different story.

pawel060891 · Answer

the mileage is 153 thousand. The car would be serviced until 144 thousand, the last inspection in January 2008. Confirmed by the VW service in POLKOWICE

spektra · Answer

From thirty years of experience - always with the clutch pulled out. In winter, it saves the starter and battery and of course it is safer regardless of the season. I support the previous speakers.

SQ5EKY · Answer

I am also of the opinion that only on the pressed clutch ... definitely

pawelek_be · Answer

American ?? such security for people used to automatic machines so that they do not fire on the run ...

tofurman2 · Answer

And which car with an automatic transmission has a clutch ?? Because all the ones I've seen so far only had a brake and throttle ...

Anonymous · Answer

Buddy, you did not understand, people who are used to automatic machines get into cars with manual gearbox and do not press the clutch! This is what you idiot to protect against ignition when the gear is engaged!

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