where to put the floor jack
okay so when i switch my tires i am usually at my buddies house who has a lift... i want to do them at my house tomorrow and i need to know if i can jack up the whole rear of the car (both tires) at once without hurting it.. i found this diagram from some other forum of the safe points for a jack. is this diagram correct? also is there a spot in the middle rear where i can jhack the whole thing up?
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RE: where to put the floor jack
use the pumpkin, works like a charm
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RE: where to put the floor jack
Put the jack under the pumpkin + Piece of wood seperating the two. Jack car.
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RE: where to put the floor jack
wtf is the pumpkin?
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RE: where to put the floor jack
haha.....give me a second to find pics
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...l/IMG_7303.jpg TB is the man |
RE: where to put the floor jack
Pumpkin, your rear end.. Thing that houses your ring and pinion... drives the axles... turns the wheels..
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RE: where to put the floor jack
okay that settles this forum, thanks hawarmat
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RE: where to put the floor jack
To be on the safe side, once you get the car jacked up, lower it onto jack stands. Don't leave the pumkin resting on the jack.
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RE: where to put the floor jack
ORIGINAL: odiaz To be on the safe side, once you get the car jacked up, lower it onto jack stands. Don't leave the pumkin resting on the jack. |
RE: where to put the floor jack
From what I have heard and read and seen it is safe to use although ford says not too bc they are trying to save their asses in case the jack slips. Most will recommend putting it on stands after get it up too.
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