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Without pressing the accelerator.
Start without pressing the accelerator and avoid unnecessary revving. Follow the manufacturer procedure: some vehicles require the clutch or brake to be pressed to enable starting. That requirement does not mean you must accelerate. This advice does not replace specific procedures for other engine or vehicle types.
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Pressing the accelerator.
Pressing the accelerator and the clutch at the same time.
Without pressing the accelerator.
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