Steering wheel explained. Here’s Why You’ve Been Using Your Steering Wheel Wrong, DIY and car review with auto mechanic Scotty Kilmer. How to use a steering wheel. How to drive with the steering wheel. Different types of steering wheels. How to correctly drive. Driving tips and tricks. How to remove steering wheel. How steering wheels work. Car Advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 53 years.
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You steered me in to a used 94' Toyota Celica with over 342,000 miles on the odometer!
Why does wear around the entire wheel potentially indicate use as a taxi or Uber ? Very interesting Scotty.
Hey Scotty what do you think about the 350/370z as a first car
I always put my hands at the 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock position like a racing driver
That's how it should be done!
I was trained in the 1960s to handle the steering wheel at “ten” and “two “ positions. I always found those steering wheel positions unnatural and uncomfortable. My driving teacher dinged me for it. Interesting that newer cars encourage you to handle the steering wheel the way I wanted to do back 55 years ago. 🤔😁
Great subject, so many small things no one ever try to explain, enlightened!
HI SCOTTY 👋
VERY INTERESTING SUBJECT 🤔
Hey Scotty I’m driving a used 2004 tsx and I’m bringing it back to life slowly. It had a blown motor and other problems but I bought a new k24a put it in and it drives fine. The problem comes with the steering the car rises in rpm when I turn the wheels and it’s a little stiff. I don’t have the original oem pump on because the pressure hose didn’t match the straight pattern because it’s a why patter so I had to fabricate the auto zone pump to make it fit. Any answers ?
Grt video scotty😊😊
I have a 323i my driver side wheel locks while I dive i just changed control arms tie rods , eveything but sway bar and wheel bearing but those aren't making any noise like its bad any suggestions?