One of the many joys in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is creating complicated and powerful vehicles to get you from one place to the next. One of the keys to making this endeavor go smoothly is the Steering Stick - not only does this activate and deactivate your creation at the click of a button, but it allows you to direct the various parts of your vehicle.
Sitsum Shrine's puzzle is entirely based around this device and has you playing around with some useful vehicles and solving puzzles with them. Read on below to learn more.
How To Complete Sitsum Shrine: A Controlling Device
The first room you'll walk into in this shrine has a few vehicles in it, one of them near a tunnel of lava. The first 'challenge' that this shrine holds is to use one of these vehicles to ride over the lava. Interact with the Steering Stick on top of the vehicle to be able to turn it at will.
You can press forward while using a Steering Stick to speed up!
After turning the corner, drive forward until you can turn right down a narrow corridor. There's a ball attached to the right wall of this corridor - drive ahead to it, stop your vehicle and then use Ultrahand to grab the ball and attach it to your vehicle.
You'll have to use the Steering Stick to reverse your vehicle out of the corridor now, as there's no room to turn around. Just hold back on the analog stick while the vehicle is active. Bring the ball up to the slot nearby, turning right out of the corridor, and you'll unlock the way to a chest. It contains a Mighty Construct Bow.
Now, drive around the next corner to find an enemy. You can use your vehicle to bash it about a bit, or just get off and destroy it.
In this area, you'll find some Wings with Fans attached. However, they don't have Steering Sticks - steal one from one of the nearby vehicles using Ultrahand, and attach it to one of the Wings. Use it to fly over to the shrine's exit, steering it around the pillars on the way.
With flying vehicles, pressing forward with a Steering Stick will make the vehicle point downward, while pulling it back will make the vehicle pull up.