What is the reference point position for curve turning?

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TessaLynn
07/29/25 10:21am
When the midpoint of the car hood touches the right yellow line, gradually turn the steering wheel to the left, starting with half a turn. Keep the left corner of the hood aligned with the yellow line. If the left corner is about to go beyond the yellow line, turn the wheel a bit more. If the left corner cannot reach the yellow line, slightly turn the wheel back, making continuous minor adjustments. Below are additional details: 1. Handling method for steering failure: The driver should remain calm, immediately release the accelerator pedal gently, and let the vehicle continue at a low gear while firmly and evenly pulling the handbrake. If the speed decreases significantly, apply the foot brake to bring the vehicle to a gradual stop. If the vehicle is at high speed, especially when the front and rear wheels are not aligned, first use the handbrake to reduce speed, then apply the emergency brake. 2. Causes of body resonance during high-speed driving: Common causes include a twisted or deformed driveshaft, or loose, dry, or rusted universal joints. Since these components are located under the vehicle, they are often overlooked during maintenance. Therefore, during each maintenance session, ensure that the staff applies grease to all applicable parts.
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