Why should a driver avoid driving with foot resting continuously on the clutch pedal (riding the clutch)?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Accelerates premature wear on the clutch release bearing and friction plate
- Step 1: Consequences of riding the clutch. Step 2. Constant light pressure causes slippage, friction overheating, and destroys the thrust release bearing. Answer: Accelerates premature wear on the clutch release bearing and friction plate. Why not the others: Starter motor is disconnected while running; steering is mechanical/hydraulic; oil filter is inside engine lubrication.
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