How to Adjust Seat Height for Subject 2?
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The adjustment button is located under the seat. Pull the adjustment lever and use your feet to move the seat forward or backward. Check if the steering wheel turns smoothly and if the clutch and brake pedals are responsive. The distance should be judged based on the driver's comfort. Extend your arms straight, with your wrists just able to rest on the top of the steering wheel. This ensures flexible control. Place the balls of your feet on the clutch and brake pedals, with your knees slightly bent. Your legs should not be fully extended when the pedals are fully depressed.
Right after passing the Subject 2 test, I obsessed over this every day. The essence of seat adjustment boils down to three key points: leave a fist's space above your head, maintain a clear view of the hood, and grip the steering wheel without shrugging. In training cars, height is usually adjusted with a rotary knob—turning left lowers the seat, turning right raises it. Adjust until you can clearly see the crease line on the hood for optimal safety. Always remember to wiggle your hips after adjusting; you should hear the latch click to confirm it's locked. I once stalled midway on a slope start because my seat slid down. Fasten the seatbelt only after adjustment, or your arm reach will be off. Finally, test the clutch—knees slightly bent without touching the steering wheel is ideal. Subject 2 relies heavily on footwork; even a 1cm difference in seat height can shift your parking reference by half a car length.
