Glad to hear your vehicle was able to bounce back after an alarming hiccup!
It sounds like your clutch plates may be experiencing some wear and tear, causing your clutch to smoke. It’s common for vehicles to use a friction clutch that is operated by hydraulic fluid or a cable.
Essentially, the clutch plates of your clutch system are connected to your transmission via the cable. When the clutch wears out, your gears will feel like they’re slipping and you’ll notice a burning smell.
Below are some ways to avoid wearing out your clutch:
Switch to neutral when stopped
Avoid changing gears more than necessary
Use the handbrake when parked
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