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Author Fao people with silly side skirts cover the normal jacking points....
Jenko_Sport
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23rd Dec 06 at 19:58   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
How the hell do you jack the rear of the car up and are the any other safe jacking points?
Rob B
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can use rear beam
Jenko_Sport
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Ahyes forgotto say so i can taketherear wheels off
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I use the rear beam

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Rob B
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can still take the wheels off if you use the rear beam.
Jenko_Sport
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wont that push the wheel into the arch?
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quote:
Originally posted by Jenko_Sport
Ahyes forgotto say so i can taketherear wheels off



not when you have taken them off

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Jenko_Sport
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quote:
Originally posted by Danny W
quote:
Originally posted by Jenko_Sport
Ahyes forgotto say so i can taketherear wheels off



not when you have taken them off


That makes no sense as a reply
Danny W
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ill try again lol quoted wrong bit

quote:
Originally posted by Jenko_Sport
wont that push the wheel into the arch?


not when you have taken them off.

but yeah i have used the rear beam to jack up the rear of the car with no problems, it wont push wheel into the arch



[Edited on 23-12-2006 by Danny W]

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marklawton
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quote:
Originally posted by Jenko_Sport
wont that push the wheel into the arch?


nope
Jenko_Sport
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Right then so i can jack it up enough to get my wheels off then?

Want to be 100% as iv had enough meither with the front wheels today (Long story:lol
Marshall
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drive onto a 1" -1.5" flat plank of wood and then use a low trolley jack.
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lover arm lol

full lock and slide the trolly in
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I wouldn't use the lower arm, they're not designed to support the weight of the car on the underside. They were recalled many years ago for strengthening after a few bent after owners had done this. Unlikely you'll have one that isn't strengthened but even so, its not the best place.
Antz
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I used to use a trolly with a lump of wood on to make contact before it hit the skirts.... not the safest way though

[Edited on 24-12-2006 by Antz]
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quote:
Originally posted by Ian
I wouldn't use the lower arm, they're not designed to support the weight of the car on the underside. They were recalled many years ago for strengthening after a few bent after owners had done this. Unlikely you'll have one that isn't strengthened but even so, its not the best place.


noted mate, thanks...
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quote:
Originally posted by Marshall
drive onto a 1" -1.5" flat plank of wood and then use a low trolley jack.


this is what i have to do too, pain in the arse...still struggle with a jack if its near the front
L30 SCT
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i have to drive up onto wood aswell. you must be able to get th jack under if you drive both the front and back up on to wood.
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wot u mean by silly side skirts then
pdwhelan
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eel please read the actual comment not the subject.. here you go


quote:
Originally posted by Jenko_Sport
How the hell do you jack the rear of the car up and are the any other safe jacking points?


[Edited on 24-12-2006 by pdwhelan]
Mark330d
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There is a jack i shall be purchasing at some point in the near future that is a race jack, only a few cm tall so should go under lovered cars no probs, I think its £90 ish, have a look on the machine mart site for it.

 
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