What to Do When the Car Body is Not Straight While Reversing into the Parking Space?
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When reversing into the parking space and finding the car body is not straight, the methods to correct the position are: 1. If the steering is turned too early, you need to turn the wheel back one full turn, then continue reversing. When the car body is straight, turn the wheel back another full turn to straighten the wheels, then proceed into the space and make minor adjustments if necessary; 2. If the steering is turned too late, when the car body is straight, do not turn the wheel back immediately. Wait until the distance is appropriate before turning; 3. After entering the space, make minor adjustments to correct the car body. The principle is to steer in the opposite direction of where the rear of the car is leaning. When reversing into the space, use the clutch to reduce the speed, which allows enough time for adjustments. Also, when checking the rearview mirror, you don't need to sit completely still; slightly leaning forward can help detect if the car body is not straight earlier.