Do you use your steering wheel lock?

mtunofun · 2010-02-26 03:47:39

The housing is a steel bar that has one hook and one lock attached to it. It reads along its length. The second component is the adjustment bar, which consists of one hook and a series of notches along its length. Insert the adjustment bar into the end of the housing by sliding the adjustment bar into the housing until the adjustment bar stops. Through the front of the steering wheel with the front, where the lock is located, facing the driver. The adjustment bar should be on the right side of the steering wheel. Press the hook from the housing against the left side of the steering wheel. Place the key into the key hole on the front and turn the key in a counterclockwise direction. Withdraw the adjustment bar from the housing until the hook on the adjustment bar rests securely against the right side of the steering wheel. Lock the place by turning the key in a clockwise direction.

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03-26-2010, 04:48 AM

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The housing is a steel bar that has one hook and one lock attached to it. It reads along its length. The second component is the adjustment bar, which consists of one hook and a series of notches along its length.
Insert the adjustment bar into the end of the housing by sliding the adjustment bar into the housing until the adjustment bar stops.
Through the front of the steering wheel with the front, where the lock is located, facing the driver. The adjustment bar should be on the right side of the steering wheel.
Press the hook from the housing against the left side of the steering wheel.
Place the key into the key hole on the front and turn the key in a counterclockwise direction.
Withdraw the adjustment bar from the housing until the hook on the adjustment bar rests securely against the right side of the steering wheel.
Lock the place by turning the key in a clockwise direction.