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It's a whole lot of weirdness, especially since most interactions in English language on the internet will be with either US or UK people. Sometimes, you want
by Fradow 3y ago
It's a whole lot of weirdness, especially since most interactions in English language on the internet will be with either US or UK people.
Sometimes, you want to use passenger/driver side: for example, on my car, brake flushing procedure is always rear passenger first, no matter driving side.
And sometime you want to use left/right, which is always assumed to be according to the driver's position (so it's reversed when facing the engine), because some things aren't reversed, no matter the driving side: for example, on my car, the BCM and hood latch are always on the right side (which makes it inconvenient to open the hood for a left-side driving car).
P.S.: how do I know for certain? A friend has the exact same model but with opposite driving position because it's a UK import.