Questions: True or False: In the event your engine dies, it is impossible to turn the steering wheel.

True or False: In the event your engine dies, it is impossible to turn the steering wheel.
Transcript text: True or False: In the event your engine dies, it is impossible to turn the steering wheel.
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The answer is False: In the event your engine dies, it is not impossible to turn the steering wheel.

Explanation:

  • When an engine dies, the power steering system, which is typically powered by the engine, will stop functioning. This means that the steering wheel will become much harder to turn because you lose the power assist.
  • However, it is still possible to turn the steering wheel manually, although it requires more effort. The steering mechanism itself remains functional, allowing the driver to steer the vehicle, albeit with increased difficulty.
  • Therefore, the statement that it is impossible to turn the steering wheel if the engine dies is incorrect. It is possible, just more challenging.
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