How to Lock a Steering Wheel?

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AlexisLynn
07/29/25 10:03am
Here are the methods to lock a steering wheel: 1. When using a steering wheel lock for the first time, adjust the lock fork according to the steps. Use the included hex key to loosen the hex screw on the lock fork, allowing the lock fork to rotate freely. 2. Place the opened lock above the steering wheel, then rotate the lock fork so that the distance between the two forks is smaller than the inner diameter of the steering wheel. If it fits properly, use the hex key to tighten the screw of the lock fork into the V-shaped positioning groove on the lock beam screw, making it non-adjustable. 3. When locking the car, face the side with the brand logo toward yourself. Hold the lock body where the key is inserted with your right hand, and gently pull open the lock fork with your left hand. 4. Support the lock fork on the left side of the steering wheel, use your right hand to lift the lock body and hook it onto the right side of the steering wheel, then gently raise the handle. When you hear a "click" sound, it indicates that the steering wheel is locked.
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