Rear Jack point help
03-05-2008, 11:29 PM
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Rear Jack point help
Is there another jack point for rear of the acura tl 05, besides the ones near by the side skirts because i need those for my jack stand ?
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Please use this picture to illustrate where the jack points are at.
please and thank you.
03-06-2008, 01:15 AM
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look at the very back of the car and there should be a tie-down hook in the center
I jack my gen2 up from there all the time- requires wood spacer block for me
I jack my gen2 up from there all the time- requires wood spacer block for me
03-06-2008, 01:30 AM
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03-06-2008, 05:49 AM
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When I rotate my tires, I use a floor jack to lift either the front or rear high enough that I can slip my jacks stands under the opposite corner. You can actually lift both the front and rear tires on one side off the floor at the same time.
The lift points are actually a reinforced tang that is about 3-4 inches long. You can feel them under the edge of your sills. There are two on each side. One just behind the front tire, and one just in front of the rear tire.
Just position one of the tangs inside the lift cup on your floor jack, and you're ready to go.
The lift points are actually a reinforced tang that is about 3-4 inches long. You can feel them under the edge of your sills. There are two on each side. One just behind the front tire, and one just in front of the rear tire.
Just position one of the tangs inside the lift cup on your floor jack, and you're ready to go.
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03-06-2008, 11:57 AM
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its WAY safer to put a 4x6 block of wood on top of the jack than it is to put the jack on top of the wood! I do it all the time on my gen2
its WAY safer to put a 4x6 block of wood on top of the jack than it is to put the jack on top of the wood! I do it all the time on my gen2
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Originally Posted by 01tl4tl
wassup:
its WAY safer to put a 4x6 block of wood on top of the jack than it is to put the jack on top of the wood! I do it all the time on my gen2
its WAY safer to put a 4x6 block of wood on top of the jack than it is to put the jack on top of the wood! I do it all the time on my gen2
fulani - i have 2 standard size floor jacks, one is slightly bigger and higher than the other. both aren't high enough.
03-07-2008, 01:46 AM
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Same here- need a piece of wood block on top of the jack, when using a centerpoint to lift the car at the rear.
Even the front- a small block helps there and distributes the load better.
For the person suggesting the normal lift points- the object of this exercise is to raise the entire car, or one end of it to work on.
Even the front- a small block helps there and distributes the load better.
For the person suggesting the normal lift points- the object of this exercise is to raise the entire car, or one end of it to work on.
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