What are the techniques to prevent steering wheel deviation during gear shifting?

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JeremiahAnn
07/29/25 10:47pm
Techniques to prevent steering wheel deviation during gear shifting are as follows: 1. Develop a habit of shifting gears gently: Practice regularly and avoid excessive force when holding the steering wheel. Maintain a light and smooth grip, and find the right feel when controlling the direction. During gear shifting, keep your left hand steady on the wheel without moving, while your right hand shifts gears gently. This effectively prevents the right hand's excessive force from affecting the left hand's stability. 2. Memorize the gear positions: Familiarize yourself thoroughly with the gear positions, engraving them in your mind to ensure accurate shifting. Always look ahead when shifting gears and avoid looking down at the gear lever. 3. Master the timing of gear shifting in manual transmission vehicles: Accurately grasping the timing of gear shifting ensures smooth and effortless shifting, allowing you to complete the action gently and precisely.
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