How to Judge a 1.5-Meter Distance Between the Right Side of the Car Body and the Sideline?
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Methods to judge a 1.5-meter distance between the right side of the car body and the sideline are as follows: 1. The right one-third of the car's front is the easiest to judge: You can drive slowly with the one-third point of the car's front aligned with the ground sideline and use the rearview mirror to judge. If there is a small rearview mirror on the engine cover, observe the sideline and the car body through the right small rearview mirror—they should either fit together or overlap by half. 2. When going uphill, look at the right one-third position of the car's front engine cover: For the tire position, just focus on the distance on the left side. Parking precautions are as follows: 1. Park in a shaded area; Generally, try to choose a shaded spot in an open-air parking lot, but it's important to note that shaded parking does not mean under a tree. If there are no other shaded areas available, tree shade can be a temporary alternative. 2. Face the rear of the car toward the sunlight; Theoretically, when the front of the car faces the sun, the temperature inside tends to rise faster than when the rear faces the sun. The front interior contains many plastic components, and prolonged sun exposure can cause these parts to age.
