How to Use the One-Third Hood Alignment Method?

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PenelopeDella
07/29/25 7:57pm
Align the right one-third of the hood with the roadside line to maintain a 30 cm distance between the right side of the vehicle and the roadside line. Here are the detailed steps: 1. Gear Shift: Turn on the left turn signal, shift into first gear to start, then drive close to the right side of the road, being careful not to steer too sharply. 2. Clutch Control: When the right one-third of the hood aligns with the roadside line, steady the steering wheel and make minor adjustments to maintain this alignment. After driving a short distance, the vehicle will straighten. As you approach the stopping point, observe the left rearview mirror's lower edge aligning with the solid stopping line of the pole, then press the brake and clutch to stop, and engage the handbrake. 3. Light Throttle: Upon receiving the instruction to start, complete the start within 30 seconds. Gradually release the clutch until you feel noticeable vibration in the vehicle, then steady the clutch, quickly release the handbrake, and slowly release the brake to allow the vehicle to start smoothly. If the vehicle moves too slowly or struggles to climb, lightly press the throttle.
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