js2k oil drain
Yeah I always put a spare pair of wheels under my car. One on each side. If jacks and bricks fail behind the wheels to let it roll off the wheels under the sides definitely won't crush or anything. Let's me feel very safe when underneath the car!
Originally Posted by gernby,Feb 14 2011, 11:50 AM
My car fell off when the rear was up high on jack stands, and the front was not. I had been under the car installing an exhaust, then came out from under the car to work on the suspension. I tugged on a bolt, and the whole car slipped forward off the jack stands ... BOOOM!!!
The back wheels were off the car, so the chassis was just resting on the concrete where I was just laying minutes earlier. Wheel chocks don't work on the shiney slick concrete that is used in garages like mine, so I now make sure all 4 corners are lifted equally on jack stands, and also put ramps under a couple wheels as a backup.
The back wheels were off the car, so the chassis was just resting on the concrete where I was just laying minutes earlier. Wheel chocks don't work on the shiney slick concrete that is used in garages like mine, so I now make sure all 4 corners are lifted equally on jack stands, and also put ramps under a couple wheels as a backup.
I am fine going under the car if only the front is up as the ebrake is on for the rears and have bricks behind them. But also put the wheels under it. Can't be too safe when going under the car imo.
Originally Posted by Moddiction,Feb 14 2011, 10:50 AM
No danger? If the jack fails your definitely getting messed up bad. Unless you got some insanely long arms more than your arm is under the car lol.
Better safe than sorry.
Better safe than sorry.
When I am physically under the car I always have 4 jackstands under the 4 corner points, two stands in front and rear center points and wheels under the closest rocker.
Originally Posted by gernby,Feb 14 2011, 12:50 PM
My car fell off when the rear was up high on jack stands, and the front was not. I had been under the car installing an exhaust, then came out from under the car to work on the suspension. I tugged on a bolt, and the whole car slipped forward off the jack stands ... BOOOM!!!
The back wheels were off the car, so the chassis was just resting on the concrete where I was just laying minutes earlier. Wheel chocks don't work on the shiney slick concrete that is used in garages like mine, so I now make sure all 4 corners are lifted equally on jack stands, and also put ramps under a couple wheels as a backup.
The back wheels were off the car, so the chassis was just resting on the concrete where I was just laying minutes earlier. Wheel chocks don't work on the shiney slick concrete that is used in garages like mine, so I now make sure all 4 corners are lifted equally on jack stands, and also put ramps under a couple wheels as a backup.
Here is a link to my review of the product. overall 7.5/10. might be a bit harsh but its what i rate it.
note: after having used it for like 2 years now i might bump the rating to an 8/10
<https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=730641&st=0&#entry17116093>
note: after having used it for like 2 years now i might bump the rating to an 8/10
<https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=730641&st=0&#entry17116093>
for the people using the drain valve did you use the washer it came with or the factory crush washer? I used the one it came with and now I have a small leak. I think im going to get a stock crush washer and use it on my next oil change.
Originally Posted by 05APdeuce,Feb 15 2011, 02:42 PM
for the people using the drain valve did you use the washer it came with or the factory crush washer? I used the one it came with and now I have a small leak. I think im going to get a stock crush washer and use it on my next oil change.







