Jacking car for stands
I see where you should only jack the cars on the side, under the door points made for it. No-brainer there. However, the area for that isn't very long (wide?) so how do you get a jack stand under there to remove the jack itself? Sounds weird, I agree, but I'm really curious. I once tried to jack the front up by using a point in the front center. It dropped off. Not happy with that as you can imagine.
Good weekend guys
Cec
Good weekend guys
Cec
In the rear, there's a hook/loop attached to the gas tank that you can jack on. It doesn't seem right but that's the designated spot in the rear.
In the front there's a flat spot on the lower front frame that you should put your jack on.
I'm assuming you're using a floor jack. Don't forget to chock your wheels too.
In the front there's a flat spot on the lower front frame that you should put your jack on.
I'm assuming you're using a floor jack. Don't forget to chock your wheels too.
In the rear, there's a hook/loop attached to the gas tank that you can jack on. It doesn't seem right but that's the designated spot in the rear.
In the front there's a flat spot on the lower front frame that you should put your jack on.
I'm assuming you're using a floor jack. Don't forget to chock your wheels too.
In the front there's a flat spot on the lower front frame that you should put your jack on.
I'm assuming you're using a floor jack. Don't forget to chock your wheels too.
Thanks
Cec
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