How to Adjust the Height of the Changan CS55 Steering Wheel?

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MacChloe
07/29/25 6:27pm
Pull the small lever directly below the steering wheel to move it up and down. Here are the relevant details: 1. Find a position where the steering wheel does not obstruct your legs and is easy to turn, then lock the steering wheel in place. Before driving, shake the steering wheel back and forth and up and down to ensure it is fully locked. 2. The steering wheel does not have a 'height adjustment' feature; it can only be adjusted for distance and angle. Changing the angle of the steering wheel will naturally alter its height. The correct angle adjustment should ensure that the steering wheel does not block the view of the instrument panel. Additionally, when the driver is in a normal seated position with hands naturally extended to grip the steering wheel at the 9 and 3 o'clock positions, the arms should be roughly parallel to the ground. 3. The standard for adjusting the steering wheel's distance is that, in a natural seated position, one hand should be able to lightly rest on the top of the steering wheel with the arm almost fully extended and only slightly bent.
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