What is the steering wheel rotation range?
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Steering wheel rotation range: One full turn of the steering wheel is 360 degrees. Correct hand positions for steering: One full turn of the steering wheel equals 360 degrees, while a quarter turn equals 90 degrees. You can visualize the steering wheel as a clock face—the proper hand positions are left hand at approximately the 9 o'clock position and right hand at the 3 o'clock position. To turn 90 degrees after a full rotation, simply turn the wheel one full turn plus an additional quarter turn. Steering techniques: When practicing steering, beginners don't need to overanalyze the exact degree of rotation. Just follow the principle: 'Turn as much as needed, return as much as turned; small turns require small returns, slow turns require slow returns, large turns require large returns, and quick turns require quick returns.' As for determining how much to turn, you can use the steering wheel markings as reference or simply adjust based on the direction of the vehicle's front and body.