If you "rest" your foot on clutch pedal it will burn (riding clutch) Either keep clutch pedal competely to the floor or keep completely released no in between If you drive the car, you are burning out the clutch. If you don't fully shift into gear you will burn it out too which is easy since the clutch may stay engaged and not let you shift. If you give it gas or lose speed when you finally do shift you've worn your clutch. Do this a few times at high speed and its over. This is what happened to me and it happened fairly quickly on the highway. Ride at the wrong speed in any gear you will burn the 'clutch'. So that means you can't downshift to 2nd gear if you are going 60mph. If you read the list of situations where your engine and transmission can be totally ruined within 5 minutes you will wonder why people even bother. Many manual transmission drivers on the internet are unaware of these situations so be wary of advice from a friend even if he can drive manual transmission. Do yourself the favor and get professional instruction - that's what I'm going to do.
Oiling the a/c clutch will cause the clutch to slip and burn up........
Yes
You gotta dump the clutch!
There are several things that happen when you burn the clutch. The basic thing is that you are not able to engage the gear which means that you will not be able to move the car.
No, but if you're doing it by pushing in the clutch, you'll burn the clutch out.
"Riding the Clutch" and a good way to burn it out. Also: a very bad habit
Because it is starting to slip and is ready to burn out.
burn the car
It depends on how you drive. If you shift smoothly, it should last you a while, at least 100k miles. If you are not smooth, i.e. the car jerks a lot and you "burn" the clutch more often by downshifting when you're at high rpms for example, then you can burn out the clutch in less then a year.
5th gear manual overdrive transmition. i want to replace clutch. recently replaced but brakes were locking and caused clutch to burn out.
bounce off the rev limiter let clutch out till it engages then push clutch in and repeat and repeat and repeat
If you keep burning the clutch, you will need to replace the clutch soon. You can burn the clutch in one take off, if you do it badly enough. Do not "drop the clutch" at ultra high rpm.