Yes another stupid question. I've searched but couldn't really find what I was looking for. so...
I'm jacking the front up so I can pinch off the fuel lines and *hopefully* pull out the tank.
My jacking donuts seem pretty solid so I figure that's where I should place my jackstands. But where do I actually jack it up from? is a bit behind the jack donut on the long a safe place to jack it up so I can place the jackstand in front on the donut?
I like the front suspension attachment point for either jacks or jackstands. Senior Krusty will probably jump all over me for this one too. I think he's got it out for me today.
Mark.. any pics of exactly where?
The front of the A-Arm, about 6 inches back from the very front of the car. One on either side.
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I have these jackstands that have removeable adjustable saddle tubes. Just so happens that the jackstack without it fits perfectly around the donuts.
KT
I have this picture sealed in plastic in the garage
lift points or support points in red
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QUOTE (McMark @ Nov 12 2005, 05:50 PM) |
The front of the A-Arm, about 6 inches back from the very front of the car. One on either side. |
This part is iffy..
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why is the engine mount bar iffy? If you trust it to hold an engine in why wouldn't you trust it to jack with?
QUOTE (jd74914 @ Nov 12 2005, 08:07 PM) |
why is the engine mount bar iffy? If you trust it to hold an engine in why wouldn't you trust it to jack with? |
That's not the engine mount bar!
QUOTE (sgomes @ Nov 12 2005, 08:15 PM) |
That's not the engine mount bar! |
So..... like this?
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That'll do.
I'll agree with the iffy part in the picture above. Mount bar is okay on late cars, not such a good idea on early cars. The iffy part circled above is a double walled section that would give more support so it might be okay, but I'd still use one of the other options.
I regularly hold the rear up by putting a jackstand on the tube portion of the rear control arm.
What are jackstands?
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