How to make your clutch last longer without stressing the transmission.

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The clutch is a wear and tear item of a car, like the brakes and tyres it will wear out given enough use. Due to it's location, accessing a clutch usually requires several hours of labour and is therefore a relatively expensive job. In this video I explain and demonstrate what causes clutch wear and how you can reduce it without risking damage to the transmission. Get a competitive quote for your insurance via these links: Collingwood (up to 35% discount via the link): https://www.collingwood.co.uk/learner-driver-insurance-adi/?refid=408619 Confused: https://click.linksynergy.com/fs-bin/click?id=3Mt59ulebuI&offerid=1671753.425&type=3&subid=0 The above links are affiliate links and Conquer Driving may receive a small commission if you use them but they will cost you nothing to use. Thank you for watching and supporting the channel. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/conquer_driving?r=nametag Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Conquer-Driving-162518957146525 This video is created by an experienced driving instructor, please subscribe to get my latest videos as I upload them to help you pass the GB Driving Test. Here is my driving school's website: https://www.conquerdriving.co.uk This video is a guide intended to help people who are learning to drive with a driving instructor in Great Britain, it is by no means a replacement for driving lessons with an appropriately qualified driving instructor. Laws and driving rules may be different in your country. The makers of this video cannot be held liable for any consequences caused by any information that is in any way inaccurate, misleading or missing. The makers of this video are not liable for any person's driving other than their own, it is the responsibility of the person driving a vehicle to ensure they drive safely and within the law. The makers of this video are also not liable for any person failing a driving test as a result of the information provided in the video. 00:00 What causes wear? 00:10 Keeping your clutch cool 04:38 Manoeuvring 05:50 What causes shock 06:48 Preventing shock 09:48 Release bearing 10:45 Handbrake when waiting 11:47 Outro