What are all 3 pedals in Vanellope's car for?












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When Vanellope is being taught how to drive Ralph is guessing the functions of the 3 pedals in her car. His guesses were:




  • Right: Accelerator

  • Middle: Brake

  • Left: Useless


But when Vanellope is driving by herself after being taught, we see she's only using the Right and Middle pedals and she seems to only use the left pedal when she shifts gears (suggesting it's the brakes?)



So what are all 3 pedals for in Vanellope's car? Or did one get added by mistake?






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    I honestly can't get over just how weird this question is. Are there really some countries with no manual boxes, all autos??

    – Tetsujin
    2 hours ago













  • @Tetsujin in Australia there are still manuals but i never learned to drive one (and thus only licenced to drive an auto). when i see in movies people's cars jerking while changing gears (as they learned to drive) i thought they were applying the break as they changed gears

    – Memor-X
    2 hours ago


















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When Vanellope is being taught how to drive Ralph is guessing the functions of the 3 pedals in her car. His guesses were:




  • Right: Accelerator

  • Middle: Brake

  • Left: Useless


But when Vanellope is driving by herself after being taught, we see she's only using the Right and Middle pedals and she seems to only use the left pedal when she shifts gears (suggesting it's the brakes?)



So what are all 3 pedals for in Vanellope's car? Or did one get added by mistake?






wreck-it-ralph







share|improve this question




















  • 1





    I honestly can't get over just how weird this question is. Are there really some countries with no manual boxes, all autos??

    – Tetsujin
    2 hours ago













  • @Tetsujin in Australia there are still manuals but i never learned to drive one (and thus only licenced to drive an auto). when i see in movies people's cars jerking while changing gears (as they learned to drive) i thought they were applying the break as they changed gears

    – Memor-X
    2 hours ago
















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When Vanellope is being taught how to drive Ralph is guessing the functions of the 3 pedals in her car. His guesses were:




  • Right: Accelerator

  • Middle: Brake

  • Left: Useless


But when Vanellope is driving by herself after being taught, we see she's only using the Right and Middle pedals and she seems to only use the left pedal when she shifts gears (suggesting it's the brakes?)



So what are all 3 pedals for in Vanellope's car? Or did one get added by mistake?






wreck-it-ralph







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When Vanellope is being taught how to drive Ralph is guessing the functions of the 3 pedals in her car. His guesses were:




  • Right: Accelerator

  • Middle: Brake

  • Left: Useless


But when Vanellope is driving by herself after being taught, we see she's only using the Right and Middle pedals and she seems to only use the left pedal when she shifts gears (suggesting it's the brakes?)



So what are all 3 pedals for in Vanellope's car? Or did one get added by mistake?






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  • 1





    I honestly can't get over just how weird this question is. Are there really some countries with no manual boxes, all autos??

    – Tetsujin
    2 hours ago













  • @Tetsujin in Australia there are still manuals but i never learned to drive one (and thus only licenced to drive an auto). when i see in movies people's cars jerking while changing gears (as they learned to drive) i thought they were applying the break as they changed gears

    – Memor-X
    2 hours ago
















  • 1





    I honestly can't get over just how weird this question is. Are there really some countries with no manual boxes, all autos??

    – Tetsujin
    2 hours ago













  • @Tetsujin in Australia there are still manuals but i never learned to drive one (and thus only licenced to drive an auto). when i see in movies people's cars jerking while changing gears (as they learned to drive) i thought they were applying the break as they changed gears

    – Memor-X
    2 hours ago










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I honestly can't get over just how weird this question is. Are there really some countries with no manual boxes, all autos??

– Tetsujin
2 hours ago







I honestly can't get over just how weird this question is. Are there really some countries with no manual boxes, all autos??

– Tetsujin
2 hours ago















@Tetsujin in Australia there are still manuals but i never learned to drive one (and thus only licenced to drive an auto). when i see in movies people's cars jerking while changing gears (as they learned to drive) i thought they were applying the break as they changed gears

– Memor-X
2 hours ago







@Tetsujin in Australia there are still manuals but i never learned to drive one (and thus only licenced to drive an auto). when i see in movies people's cars jerking while changing gears (as they learned to drive) i thought they were applying the break as they changed gears

– Memor-X
2 hours ago












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Someone doesn't drive stick...:)



The third pedal is the foot clutch. and is only used when changing gears.




A clutch is two metal plates in the engine. When you press the clutch pedal down the plates come apart separating the engine from the drive wheels allowing you to change gear. Bringing the pedal back up re-engages the plates which in turn connect the engine to the drive wheels.



Quora




Also - http://www.drivinghelp.com/Pages/Controls_Pedals






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  • so when we see vanellope uses the left pedal, she's using the foot clutch? so then the middle is the break as Ralph guessed

    – Memor-X
    2 hours ago











  • That's correct.

    – Paulie_D
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Someone doesn't drive stick...:)



The third pedal is the foot clutch. and is only used when changing gears.




A clutch is two metal plates in the engine. When you press the clutch pedal down the plates come apart separating the engine from the drive wheels allowing you to change gear. Bringing the pedal back up re-engages the plates which in turn connect the engine to the drive wheels.



Quora




Also - http://www.drivinghelp.com/Pages/Controls_Pedals






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  • so when we see vanellope uses the left pedal, she's using the foot clutch? so then the middle is the break as Ralph guessed

    – Memor-X
    2 hours ago











  • That's correct.

    – Paulie_D
    2 hours ago
















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Someone doesn't drive stick...:)



The third pedal is the foot clutch. and is only used when changing gears.




A clutch is two metal plates in the engine. When you press the clutch pedal down the plates come apart separating the engine from the drive wheels allowing you to change gear. Bringing the pedal back up re-engages the plates which in turn connect the engine to the drive wheels.



Quora




Also - http://www.drivinghelp.com/Pages/Controls_Pedals






share|improve this answer
























  • so when we see vanellope uses the left pedal, she's using the foot clutch? so then the middle is the break as Ralph guessed

    – Memor-X
    2 hours ago











  • That's correct.

    – Paulie_D
    2 hours ago














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3







Someone doesn't drive stick...:)



The third pedal is the foot clutch. and is only used when changing gears.




A clutch is two metal plates in the engine. When you press the clutch pedal down the plates come apart separating the engine from the drive wheels allowing you to change gear. Bringing the pedal back up re-engages the plates which in turn connect the engine to the drive wheels.



Quora




Also - http://www.drivinghelp.com/Pages/Controls_Pedals






share|improve this answer













Someone doesn't drive stick...:)



The third pedal is the foot clutch. and is only used when changing gears.




A clutch is two metal plates in the engine. When you press the clutch pedal down the plates come apart separating the engine from the drive wheels allowing you to change gear. Bringing the pedal back up re-engages the plates which in turn connect the engine to the drive wheels.



Quora




Also - http://www.drivinghelp.com/Pages/Controls_Pedals







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  • so when we see vanellope uses the left pedal, she's using the foot clutch? so then the middle is the break as Ralph guessed

    – Memor-X
    2 hours ago











  • That's correct.

    – Paulie_D
    2 hours ago



















  • so when we see vanellope uses the left pedal, she's using the foot clutch? so then the middle is the break as Ralph guessed

    – Memor-X
    2 hours ago











  • That's correct.

    – Paulie_D
    2 hours ago

















so when we see vanellope uses the left pedal, she's using the foot clutch? so then the middle is the break as Ralph guessed

– Memor-X
2 hours ago





so when we see vanellope uses the left pedal, she's using the foot clutch? so then the middle is the break as Ralph guessed

– Memor-X
2 hours ago













That's correct.

– Paulie_D
2 hours ago





That's correct.

– Paulie_D
2 hours ago



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