How to Find the Most Accurate Reference Points for Automatic Transmission Reverse Parking?
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Reverse parking requires the most precise reference points: First, the steering wheel full-lock point. Second, the straightening point when entering the garage. Third, the parking point. Here are the details: Steering wheel full-lock point: This is the most critical reference point for reverse parking. If you cannot find this point, correcting the car's position later will be very troublesome. Moreover, you might hit the garage corner, leading to failure. Learn to observe the left and right rearview mirrors to locate the position where the lower edge of the mirror aligns with the garage boundary line. Straightening point when entering the garage: When the car enters the garage, straighten its position. When straightening, observe the left and right rearview mirrors to ensure the garage boundary lines are parallel to the car body, then straighten the car immediately. During this process, control the speed carefully, turn the steering wheel slowly, and adjust the car's position to the center gradually. If one side appears wider in the mirror, turn the steering wheel slightly toward that side. Make small adjustments multiple times until both sides are equidistant, then straighten the car. Finding the parking point: Ensure the rear of the car does not touch the rear boundary line, or you will fail. Use the relationship between the lower edge of the rearview mirrors and the garage's front boundary line to locate the parking point. Maintain a proper sitting posture to accurately find the parking point. Be meticulous and patient during the operation. Learn to observe carefully and identify the correct points.
