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The buttons on the back of your wheel are your stereo controls. Stations, volume, band, etc.
The buttons control the radio, leaving your hands where they should be – on the steering wheel. Use the buttons on the left to move through the preset station list, and volume is on the right.
What are the things behind the steering wheel called?
The portion of the dashboard which sits directly behind the steering wheel is called the instrument panel.
What are the plus and minus button on steering wheel?
You’ll find the shift paddles on the back of the steering wheel, on either side. They let you shift up or down through 7 “gears” with some limitations. Pulling the ‘plus’ paddle on the right upshifts to the next higher gear. Use the ‘minus’ paddle to downshift.
A small computer is built into the steering wheel controls switches in vehicles that use data communication for the steering wheel audio controls. When you press a switch on the steering wheel, the computer sends a digital communication to the computer in the radio.
What lever is behind the steering wheel on the left side?
On most cars, the turn signal lever is located to the left of the steering wheel.
What are the 3 main parts of steering gear system?
The machinery, rudder actuators, steering gear power units and the means of applying torque to the rudder stock necessary for eff ecting movements of the rudder. Two types of electrohydraulically-powered steering gears are in common use: the ram and the rotary vane.
How do you use the plus and minus on a gear shift?
When you shift from “D” (Drive) to “M” (Manual), the shift indicator in the instrument panel will indicate the current gear. Push the lever to the plus position to up shift and to the minus position to down shift.
What is steering wheel control module?
The automotive steering column is a device envisioned primarily for connecting the steering wheel to the steering mechanism or transferring the driver’s input rotation from the steering wheel. The module that controls the switches “on” or “around/below” the steering wheel is known as the steering column control module.