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Old 06-22-2002, 01:17 AM   #1 (permalink)
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jacking points under lude

i don't have a manual or helms and i was wondering where the manual/helms says the appropriate place to use the jack and jack stands...
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If you look under the car, behind the front wheels, almost directly under the side mirrors, you'll see a rectangular metal tab sticking out of the frame. That is the front side jacking point on either side. The side jack points are easy to spot because they're rectangular steel tabs that stick out from the bottom of the frame. The front jack point is the front cross-member.
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what about if i want to jack up the rear to install my new exhaust?
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I just use the tow hooks under the car to jack the car up there are two in the front both left and right and on the back I think its on the driver side.
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use the toe hook in the rear and put jack stands under both jacking point.
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i cant use the tow hook on the rear cus my damn bw kit is too low
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Oops, yeah I left out the rear jack point. Good save guys.
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