Jacking points
Where are the front and rear central jacking points? I saw in a post that one is near the transmission and the other is by the differential. I want to put my car on jackstands to drain the trans and diff.
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People normally confuse the front jacking points. When you look underneath it looks like there are 2 "tabs" sticking out, you want to put the jack under the tab closest to the rear of the car.
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chilicoke FTW
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Thanks!
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Originally Posted by chilicoke,Jul 3 2009, 08:31 PM
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1.../floorjack.gifhttp://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...ackPoints2.jpg
bcuz my 3000lb low profile craftman jack is giving out and that not even quite low enough to accomplish that |
when leaving the car up on jackstands, i've read a few ways to do it on this forum...
one is to put a jackstand at each point as shown in the above diagram, on the 4 "tabs" at each corner of the car AND the other is to put a jackstand on each corner, a little farther in underneath the car on the frame rails i find putting a jackstand on the tab is kinda hard when your tryin to jack at that point as well, so is it 100% safe to be putting the jackstands on the frame? or is that where they are supposed to be in the first place? |
Originally Posted by wonderd,Jul 5 2009, 06:08 PM
what is a good, low enough jack i would be able to use to just go strait under the front of the bumper and be able to reach to the front center jacking point?
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stock height, throw out some brands that u kno would work
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All I do is get the car jack and put it under the center of the car under the pinch weld (not under a tab). I jack it up enough to where i can get my normal craftsman under and jack it all the way up until I have enough room to put two jack stands under the tabs. Works every time.
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