How To Drive Manual - Jeep Wrangler TJ
Вставка
- Опубліковано 29 лип 2024
- Just a short video for anyone new to driving a manual transmission car. I go over the basics and some helpful tips when driving stick. Hope you guys learned something from this video! Thanks for watching
#manual #jeeptj #kylesvt - Авто та транспорт
Why hasn't anyone done this before. Well done.
das hasguns thanks bro!
The just do it dude is really giving me confidence because I’m scared as hell to drive my stick shift car my hubby brought
im 15 and stalled at least 100 times my first go youll be ok you cant do worse than me 😂
Well don’t follow him when he says to push the gas pedal in while you shift it. Because that’s something anyone that’s been driving stick should now. Specially if your teaching someone to drive a stick you tell them to let off the gas pedal every time you shift. There’s no need to push the gas pedal in when shifting. It’s actually bad for the clutch when it reengages because it needs to match the now LOWER RPMS (which is what he means when we says to make the shift smoother) but as a beginner you shouldn’t be touching that gas pedal anytime you push that clutch pedal in SO REMEMBER THAT
what video did you watch?
I died when Shia LaBeouf came on
RIP
Thanks for the video man, really helped. With this video and my friends help, I was able to learn manual in 30 minutes and ended up driving the ‘97 Wrangler I bought an hour home.
+CJ Perez Jr. wow thats awesome dude! Congrats on the new jeep!
CJ Perez Jr. Im gettin a 94’ and doin the same thing lmao
I’m also getting a 97 wrangler
Today I am getting a 94... I am here learning to shift.
So many people in the same boat. Buying a jk wrangler this week (hopefully) and its manual.
Best tutorial on UA-cam! 👌🏼
Thanks brother!
This is like one of the few videos on youtube that are actually correct on how to drive a manual.
Thank you sir!
Having my brother teach me to drive and he has a jeep and I been terrified to drive it seems so complicated but your video made so much sense to me and I feel more comfortable and confident now next time we have a lesson thank you!
why am i watching this i know how to drive stick lmao
lol well thanks for watching anyway
same
same😂😂😂😂
Everybody saying the same thing just got a Jeep last Friday it's a blast but in reverse in a parking lot I stall. I'm parallel parking on a hill and don't even stall
Me too.
But waiting to see how he advises starting on a hill with some numbnut on your bumper.
this guy has really made me want to continue wanting to learn how to drive stick. i love this guy so much
Something about driving a manual is so relaxing, I learned how to drive stick on a 1999 Nissan Sentra with a little 1.6 lol.
This video actually made more sense to me. Now if only my Jk was standard...
Your video was clear and had excellent visuals with the pedals and wasn't to long, just the way I like it. Thank you for the refresher!
Thanks for watching!
I've learned how to drive stick before, but it's a perishable skill. This weekend, I may be going down to Tucson, AZ to buy a 2005 Jeep TJ Rubicon for $1900. The catch is it's a manual, and I live in Peoria, AZ, so it's a 2 hour drive. This video really broke it down easy, and I think I should be able to get it home safely 😊 thank you for the super helpful video!
1900 that's awesome 🥳
How did it go??
Hey did you ever do it???
@@718Mudd Soooo turns out it was a scam LOL. Was all gung ho meeting the person, but then they wanted EBay gift cards..... Yeah no lol.
I ended up getting a car. But I am now able to drive a stick more confidently because of this video👍
@@simplygarza8511 nice. Thanks for replying back hope all is well
Thank you, I really needed a visual example of this! Made driving a lot easier
This was so helpful!! I have the exact same Jeep and I’m still new the whole stick shift thing and it helped me a lot watching this❤️
Glad it helped you!
Excellent video!!! By far the best...and I’ve seen MANY!!! Thx for doing this!!!
The Kid Thank you!
getting my license next month man. i already know the basics but i keep stalling out, hence why i’m here. truly though this helped man, thank you!
great video and teaching for beginners. Good work Kyle!
Thanks for these videos, I'm buying a tj tomorrow without ever having driven a manual before so hopefully I'll be able to pick it up fast
Very cool!
You just saved me. Ive been trying to figure out the clutch fir a while
Thank you for this video I stumbled across this and it’s very helpful! I am confident! 👏👊
perfectly simplistic and very easy to understand
What I did when I first started driving stick in my tj is give it a little "bwen bwen" as I like to call it when i give it gas. Basically feathering the gas just a tiny bit until it takes off. Then I got use to giving it a little gas and easing off the clutch. Everyone develops their own way. It's very tiny differences that people develop when they drive stick.
Wow thanks man, I really want to get a manual.. especially a jeep wrangler of some sort. I believe this will help me a lot whenever I do get to practice, I will rewatch this then.
Thanks for watching!
very informative. Particularly for someone about to buy a TJ. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Got a like for the meme hahaha
+Dan hahah thanks brother!
You're explanation is really clear, unlike the rest I see. I'm getting a 04 TJ, need to learn manual.
+Dan thanks i did my best to make it as simple as possible. Nice dude!
Love this video! Very well put and the guy who popped up out of nowhere did it for me!
Thanks!
My 4.0 liter has over 412k and there's nothing like that engine, nothing. 21 years she's NEVER once failed me.
Jeep died when last inline left Ohio assembly line and the deeeeeeeerty dirt Frenchman turned them into latte sipper soccer mom safe space I'm allergic to peanuts and I identify as a beluga whale today ride. LOVE THE VIDEOS AND YOUR JEEP.
Thanks brother!
PERFECT video, thank you so much! Because of your video and our awesome dealership, I now can drive my New manual Wrangler!
Very cool! Glad I could help. Congrats on the new Jeep
KyleSVT thank you!!!
Great choice on going with a manual too
KyleSVT Thank you. I got a feeling I’m gonna like it, I learn to drive on a manual and drivers training like 12 years ago LOL but ever since then I’ve had an automatic. But I’ve been wanting to get a manual :-)
Manual is the best and once you get it you will never go back to auto
Haha thanks for the video.. refreshed my memory from being a teenager. I've never owned a manual transmission car (mainly cause I've been driving an automatic Tacoma for about 17 years), so I haven't touched a manual since I was in the seat of a Ranger back in Driver's Ed in high school. Fast forward to present day and I'm wanting to get a Wrangler and trying to decide between Manual or Auto. I'm still not sure yet but I'm at least willing to entertain the idea of a manual ;)
Manual ftw :)
went car hunting yesterday and fell in love with a Wrangler. Then my boyfriend opened it up and he whispered, "oh no she's got a stick". As a first time driver who has only driven an automatic that only made me want it more as a challenge. Awesome video and super helpful hoping to drive her home soon.
Thanks! Manual FTW
Are you a pro at driving stick now?
Nice. Great footwork.
I recently learned how to drive stick, but I wanted to see this because I’ll be getting a 03’ rubicon manual. I’m Hella excited🤘
Very cool! Congrats
Very good video thanks for the help😁👍🏻
The video is amazing thank you very much for the much-needed help
Glad I could help!
Very helpful thank you 👍
Thank you man I never really had a father to teach me and my nanna wants to give me her jeep and nobody has taught me before so thank you sm
Glad I could help!
Thank you! For showing us
Elizabeth Lizarraga thanks for watching!
I learned to drive manual on a 1986 Mitsubishi ram 50. That clutch engages almost immediately when you begin to release it.
I am about to get a 2006 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited with a 6 speed. I test drove this and learned the hard way that that clutch engages at the very top. That’s gonna take some time to get used to. Any advice for how to get better at this? I live in very hilly West Virginia btw.
I truly believe I can skip taking a practice class buy a jeep in Maine and drive it back to NYC after watching this video… I’ve been debating for days now😊
I enjoyed the hell out of this video!
Matthew Martinez Thanks dude!
Great tutorial!!👍
Thank you!
Excellent video thanks
i have the 42rle wrangler and a manual bmw z3, great to see my jeep and apply it to my other car lol
This actually really helps, I'm looking into a manual Jeep sometime next year when I can muster up the money to get one haha. And this exact model too. It really helps since I've never driven a (Stick) before ever lol.
Glad it helped dude!
Thanks man for the help
Glad I could help!
Thx for the vid helped a lot keep it up!
Thank you! Glad I could help
My uncle gave me the idea of a manual vehicle. He said to me “ oh manual is so much fun! Especially when you are young” that stuck with me…Now I’m nervous and excited to learn… I take a look at my very first manual jeep tomorrow and he’s coming with. Wish me luck
Hope the jeep turns out
Man, thanks for the video. I really need this. I got my dad's jeep, and he isn't around to teach me anymore. He had a TJ 1987 Jeep Wrangler.
Glad I could help. Sorry about your pops
Thank you Kyle! Awesome video I’m just learning manual as well. One question - I noticed you switched to neutral while stopped. Is that necessary for clutch life (but you are disengaged so it shouldn’t matter)?
It will just save your throwout bearing in the long run I suppose. Don't have to but I like to
I take my foot off of the clutch so I don't ride it (put pressure on it) while driving..trying to teach my friend how to drive stick
Hey just wondering... everything I’ve seen/read Has said not to rest your foot on the clutch. Looks like you are doing in there... why?
Thanks theres a jeep I really want to get but its a manual and I've only driven an automatic
Manual FTW
I would love to see a follow up video of a person doing it for the first time aka tomdabomb
Thank you 😊
This helped a lot
Glad it helped!
Nice TJ! 4.0s are actually typically high torque.
shia laboeuf really helped hype it up thank you both
Question for you please: Got an 2006 Jeep, manual, when I shift from 1st to 2nd, I for some reason have issues. The clutch engages high, and when I shift it jumps me forward and then wants to stall. What am I doing wrong? 😮
Nothing's a quick motion, well starting out lol
Dude thanks because when you look at the stick on a jeep or a truck versus a sedan style car it’s way bigger and you think it must be different
np dude!
So in stick you can go straight into neutral and then
start in 1st
yes you can
Re-learning manual on a 2010 Wrangler. A couple of times when I'm going into first, it pops / lurches out of gear. I think bc I am not fully engaging quickly enough. But - could this be a transmission problem as well? Ever had this happen?
How fast are you going when putting it in first?
Could you do a similar video on how to make turns with a stick shift? Just normal traffic type turns. Pulling out and possibly shooting the gap on a busy road ?
Thats a great Idea!
@@KyleSVT thank you! I ordered a manual 2022 Jeep Sahara and I’m trying to learn before it gets delivered in April
Awesome!
Good job kyle.
+3.7 Brothers Thanks bro!
Anytime
@kylesvt what kind of exhast setup do you have
Muffler delete
Hi, have you driven the JL yet? The first gear seems to be very short. Great for off road but bit annoying in the city.
Yes I have a full review on one, wasn't a manual tho. What gear set did you get in it?
@@KyleSVT Wrangler 2 dr. 6 speed manual is that what you mean ?
Those are some H A I R Y L E G S.
It was a great tutorial. It's helped me get better at driving. Thanks.
LOL thanks
Yea hold gas to floor until rods knock. Then change gears
Is this one of those things that once you get the hang of it and do it for a while you can pretty much do it in your sleep?
Yes when I drive I don't even think about it. Becomes second nature
Ehhh looking at that odometer and only 12k miles on that TJ!?!? I can’t believe it.
haha it is. Bought it last year with 9k miles
KyleSVT That is ridiculous. Where and how did you find it? Was someone just keeping it in storage?
@@Fall3nAng3ls It was at a dealer in Colorado
My TJ has 275k miles (rebuilt engine etc. at 200k) lmfao
When I let off the clutch without the gas just like in 1:04 in my TJ my whole car vibrates and jerks. I have a new clutch and it still does it. could it be a warped flywheel?
not sure. does it do it when u give it gas?
very little. I think it could be the tranny mount
interesting maybe so
I literally laughed out loud when the JUST DO IT Shia came on 🤣🤣😂
The Shia Meme really sent me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I can drive stick relatively well but hills are still a big hell no
Can you do a video about downshifting?
I sure can! Thanks for the Idea
KyleSVT No problem! And great! I’ll be looking out for it.
@@m3chan1zr I made a few downshift videos recently!
What if your coming to a stop and you are at 3rd or 4th, can you just put in neutral and brake, or do you have to downshift?
Wait I just read a couple comments below and found the answer. Great video!
you can do either.
Thanks bro!
Anyone else notice when they reverse they kinda have to ride the clutch? Otherwise when I let the clutch out the reverse speed is way faster than one would think is normal.. find myself riding that area where the clutch engages to have precise reversing
That is normal. I will be doing a video soon on that exact situation and a few other things
@@KyleSVT good to know.. was a bit worried about wrecking the tranny and clutch.. Ill be looking forward to the video! Thanks alot.
when releasing the clutch do I put the gas down all the way while slowly releasing the clutch?
Greenespirit no no no you put the gas to the floor, and then release the clutch as fast as u can for the smoothest start
Mason Kite so what im hearing is I open the throttle all the way in neutral and power shift to first
Greenespirit Exactly! Wow you really do learn quick!
Greenespirit and then when you get going around 50mph throw it in R that's race mode.
Hexagon!l8tr Yeah i heard that preps the tranny and lubercates it as well
Any thoughts on the shift light? I am relearning to drive manual on a 97 TJ. Shift light always tell me to shift at around 2000 rpm but that seems low. What are your thoughts?
yea ignore it lol
Hahaha yeah thanks. I noticed I’m typically shifts at 2500-3000 unless I’m getting on a highway. Is that about what you do?
np lolol yea depending how fast I want to accelerate but if im just normal driving around there. I dont even look at the tac just go by sound once your used to driving manual again
How do you know which gear you need to shift to? That always confused me
I go by the sound of the engine. When the rpms start to get higher just shift to the next gear. Once you get it down you dont even think about it
The higher rpms the higher gears..when u go up the hill rpms go down and thats when you down shift...i drive 2016 jeep wrangler 6 speed
How do you not grind second gear? I own a 1998 tj, just got the transmission and rear ring and pinion replaced. Every now and again I grind second gear, and it's super annoying. I've even used the idiot light and still not a lot of help, could this be happening because I just got my transmission rebuilt and a new ring and pinion? How can I prevent this? Thank you and keep making awesome videos!!
Dang dude idk why yours does that. Maybe it the clutch not fully disengaging? Thanks for watching the videos dude!
How would someone be able to tell if the clutch wasn't fully disengaging?, when you shift to you feel like 1 small click / tug when you're shifting to second?
+Marshall Kiser The gear would grind if the clutch isnt fully releasing.
thank you!
+Marshall Kiser np dude
Wish me luck!!
Do you even heel toe and rev match though 🤔
of course!
I have a 2014 Jeep manual. IT seems really jerky in first gear. wants to bob back and forth. Any idea? Also when I shit even in 5th gear i can feel it as my neck kinda bobs forward. I try hard shift and smooth shift. Any advice? Maybe something wrong with my sifter? only 70k mils.
sounds like you might be letting the clutch out to quickly and not giving it enough gas
KyleSVT maybe lol you think changing my trans fluid to a brand redline will help? Thanks
at 70k miles I would say your trans should be fine. has it done it when it was new or just recently?
KyleSVT I bought it used with 68k Mils. I had a manual Jeep years ago it was a 04. I don’t remember it being like this
Why are you still clutched in when you're in neutral?
You have to be clutched in to be able to apply the brake. If you apply the brake without pushing the clutch in you'll stall out.
Just so I am ready to shift into gear. You will not stall out if you are in neutral and have the clutch out and use the brakes.
So im 15 years old and my dream car is a 2 door hard top jeep, ive learned how to drive on an 2008 automatic nissan Altima so of course the thought to manual is very scary, and it seems like its hard to get used to. But ive got a couple of questions, when in first gear how fast are you able to go? And second, and so on? Thats what confuses me. Also, why must you put it into neutral to stop? Why can you just stop by putting your foot on the break? If you are in 4th gear, and you are slowing to a stop, must you put it into all the other gears before that or can i just skip to neautral? And how do you put it into park?
driving manual seems very difficult at first but once you have it down its very simple. As far as how fast you can go in each gear you usually just shift when u get to a certain engine rpm. but it depends on how fast you want to accelerate. If you want to accelerate faster you shift at higher rpms but if you are just cruising around you shift sooner it all depends and once you start driving stick this will make way more sense. you must either push the clutch in while coming to a stop or put it in neutral and use the brake. you can put the transmission in to neutral from any gear you dont have to go through all the gears. There is no park with a manual. You turn the car off and put on the handbrake and or leave the gear stick in 1st gear to keep the car from going anywhere.
Thank you! Ive got a job and my first paycheck is Monday, and im going to start saving. Ive got a plan. Im sure if i learn how to drive manual before i buy the jeep itll be less scary, and more fun. Anywho, im excited to get my first car let alone my dream jeep sometime next year :)
Thats awesome dude! Keep saving
12000 MILES!? Wow
Would you prefer a automatic or standard?
Manual 1000%
When i got 2nd it kicks.?..what am i doing wrong??!
either letting the clutch out to quickly or taking the revs to high in 1st gear
KyleSVT how many Rpms? should you reach before shifting into 2nd?
So when going to first to second. You should have the same technique just at a faster pace . It’s all smoothness man I used to do what you did and after two weeks I shift way more smooth
Around 1:20, you left the clutch out without any gas. When I do that on my 99 TJ, the engine stalls. I tried this on a flat area. Is there something wrong with my Jeep?
How quickly are your releasing the clutch?
@@KyleSVT Slowly, not too fast.
It's a 2.5L Straight 4, so maybe my engine just doesn't idle enough to turn the engine
hmm yea I mean it's hard to say. My jeep only had I think 12k miles at the time of the video so might just be worn out parts
@@zangoran ohh that's exactly why. The 4.0L just has a lot more TQ. So your jeep is just fine
4.10 gears?
3.73
I was considering getting a manual TJ, but I'm hesitant of going manual after years of automatic. What are the pros and cons? Is Jeep stick shift easier relative to other cars?
IMO stick is the only way to go. Way more engaging and more control over your car. It just really fun as well, But its a pretty subjective thing
Is Kyle wearing Adidas NMD????? WAHAT
Lol I’m driving my 97 Jeep Wrangler tomorrow at driving school
How can I beat a chevy Camaro?
Race it off road. Traffic is also a nice equalizer if you know how to pick your lines
04RFMCobra drive then It will fall apart halfway that’s when you pass it.
What is the point of a stick anymore? Great video, but I don’t understand why it’s still relevant.
Its the only way to drive sir.
KyleSVT automatic is easier
its boring. Manual you are so connected with the car. More enjoyable driving experience
KyleSVT maybe if you’re not constantly stopping in city traffic. I personally don’t need to feel connected, I need to get from A to B. But if that floats your boat, then go figure.
Yea its a car guy thing
Thank you, but I will stick with Automatic. Cool Jeep.
Thank you! your missing out
LMBO I AM IN THE MARKET FOR A JEEP WRANGLER A MANUAL WAS OFFERED TO ME AND SO THATS WHY IM HERE LOL I LET THE SALES REP KNOW THAT THEE ONLY THING I RODE MANUAL IS MY HONDA CBR HONEY LOL BUT NEVERTHELESS IM STILL INTERESTED HOW A MANUAL TRANSMISSION WORKS IN A CAR. I LIKE TO HAVE JAM SESSIONS IN MY CAR AND SO I DONT NEED ALL OF MY LIMBS HAVING TO BE DOING SOMETHING BECAUSE I LIKE TO TURN UP TO MY MUSIC SO WHILE THIS IS NICE LOL I THINK I WILL STICK TO AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION CARS. SN: was that Shia LaBeouf lmbo !?!?!?
Here's a simple song to learn
You put your left foot in you out your right foot out you put your stick at 2 and you crash into a crowd you go to tokyo district court for 112 years because you just killed 2 men