How to Adjust a Right-Leaning Steering Wheel?
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Steering wheel right-leaning adjustment method: 1. Turn the car's steering wheel fully to the right to extend the left front wheel's steering tie rod; 2. Find a wrench and use it to loosen the nut on the extended steering tie rod; 3. After loosening the nut, manually rotate the steering tie rod clockwise. The rotation angle depends on the degree of the steering wheel's right lean—start with a slight adjustment for fine-tuning; 4. Reattach the previously removed nut to the steering tie rod and tighten it. The steering wheel's function is to convert the force applied by the driver on the steering wheel's edge into torque, which is then transmitted to the steering shaft. It mainly consists of a frame, foam, and mounting clips or screw holes corresponding to the driver's airbag (DAB).