While it is true that everyone drives their car in a different way, some of these ways are not always the most appropriate.

The clutch allows the correct transmission of power from the engine to the gearbox, which eventually passes to the wheels of the car.

Within the motion transmission system, the clutch mechanism is responsible for allowing or interrupting the passage of mechanical power from the engine to the gearbox; either at the driver’s will (manual clutches) or automatically (automatic clutches). This function is essential in order to be able to disengage the engine and operate the gearbox so that the engine speed at which the engine is working is optimal at all times.

The car’s clutch is a system that allows the correct transmission of power from the engine to the gearbox, which then passes to the car’s wheels.

The clutch master cylinder is located near the clutch pedal motor outlet. It is a very simple hydraulic cylinder that is connected to the clutch pedal of our vehicle and to the impeller of this pedal by a hose full of oil.  

The main purpose of the clutch system is to isolate the movement of the engine from the wheels while driving a changing gears. Thanks to the clutch, we can achieve the correct transmission of the engine power from the gearbox, which is then transferred to the vehicle’s wheels.

What is a clutch in a car? The clutch of the combustion car is a system that we use continuously when we drive, for this reason it is an indispensable part for the correct operation of our vehicle. Without this system we would not be able to change gears or drive.