Jack points for 2004 Elantra
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Re: Jack points for 2004 Elantra
"Elantraowner" <seandoyle@nl.rogers.com> wrote in
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> If I don't use the supplied jack and want to purchase something
> stronger, where should the jack be placed to raise the vehicle?
Same place as with the original jack. On my 2004 Elantra the jack points
are just behind the front wheels, under the driver's door, and just in
front of the back wheels, under the passengers door.
Eric
news:1148158196.993307.318040@i40g2000cwc.googlegr oups.com:
> If I don't use the supplied jack and want to purchase something
> stronger, where should the jack be placed to raise the vehicle?
Same place as with the original jack. On my 2004 Elantra the jack points
are just behind the front wheels, under the driver's door, and just in
front of the back wheels, under the passengers door.
Eric
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Re: Jack points for 2004 Elantra
"Elantraowner" <seandoyle@nl.rogers.com> wrote in
news:1148158196.993307.318040@i40g2000cwc.googlegr oups.com:
> If I don't use the supplied jack and want to purchase something
> stronger, where should the jack be placed to raise the vehicle?
Same place as with the original jack. On my 2004 Elantra the jack points
are just behind the front wheels, under the driver's door, and just in
front of the back wheels, under the passengers door.
Eric
news:1148158196.993307.318040@i40g2000cwc.googlegr oups.com:
> If I don't use the supplied jack and want to purchase something
> stronger, where should the jack be placed to raise the vehicle?
Same place as with the original jack. On my 2004 Elantra the jack points
are just behind the front wheels, under the driver's door, and just in
front of the back wheels, under the passengers door.
Eric
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Re: Jack points for 2004 Elantra
"Elantraowner" <seandoyle@nl.rogers.com> wrote in
news:1148158196.993307.318040@i40g2000cwc.googlegr oups.com:
> If I don't use the supplied jack and want to purchase something
> stronger, where should the jack be placed to raise the vehicle?
Same place as with the original jack. On my 2004 Elantra the jack points
are just behind the front wheels, under the driver's door, and just in
front of the back wheels, under the passengers door.
Eric
news:1148158196.993307.318040@i40g2000cwc.googlegr oups.com:
> If I don't use the supplied jack and want to purchase something
> stronger, where should the jack be placed to raise the vehicle?
Same place as with the original jack. On my 2004 Elantra the jack points
are just behind the front wheels, under the driver's door, and just in
front of the back wheels, under the passengers door.
Eric
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Re: Jack points for 2004 Elantra
"Elantraowner" <seandoyle@nl.rogers.com> wrote in
news:1148162344.074055.197010@g10g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com:
> Most replacement jacks have a flat plate which won't fit in the
> designated locations. The origional jack has a slot in the top.
That is true, but the flat plate will lift the car right on the seam. When
you try it you'll see that it actually feels more secure than the original
jack. And the plate is not truly flat, it does have "teeth" around the it
to keep the lift location from falling off.
Eric
news:1148162344.074055.197010@g10g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com:
> Most replacement jacks have a flat plate which won't fit in the
> designated locations. The origional jack has a slot in the top.
That is true, but the flat plate will lift the car right on the seam. When
you try it you'll see that it actually feels more secure than the original
jack. And the plate is not truly flat, it does have "teeth" around the it
to keep the lift location from falling off.
Eric
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Re: Jack points for 2004 Elantra
"Elantraowner" <seandoyle@nl.rogers.com> wrote in
news:1148162344.074055.197010@g10g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com:
> Most replacement jacks have a flat plate which won't fit in the
> designated locations. The origional jack has a slot in the top.
That is true, but the flat plate will lift the car right on the seam. When
you try it you'll see that it actually feels more secure than the original
jack. And the plate is not truly flat, it does have "teeth" around the it
to keep the lift location from falling off.
Eric
news:1148162344.074055.197010@g10g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com:
> Most replacement jacks have a flat plate which won't fit in the
> designated locations. The origional jack has a slot in the top.
That is true, but the flat plate will lift the car right on the seam. When
you try it you'll see that it actually feels more secure than the original
jack. And the plate is not truly flat, it does have "teeth" around the it
to keep the lift location from falling off.
Eric
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Re: Jack points for 2004 Elantra
"Elantraowner" <seandoyle@nl.rogers.com> wrote in
news:1148162344.074055.197010@g10g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com:
> Most replacement jacks have a flat plate which won't fit in the
> designated locations. The origional jack has a slot in the top.
That is true, but the flat plate will lift the car right on the seam. When
you try it you'll see that it actually feels more secure than the original
jack. And the plate is not truly flat, it does have "teeth" around the it
to keep the lift location from falling off.
Eric
news:1148162344.074055.197010@g10g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com:
> Most replacement jacks have a flat plate which won't fit in the
> designated locations. The origional jack has a slot in the top.
That is true, but the flat plate will lift the car right on the seam. When
you try it you'll see that it actually feels more secure than the original
jack. And the plate is not truly flat, it does have "teeth" around the it
to keep the lift location from falling off.
Eric
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Re: Jack points for 2004 Elantra
Elantraowner wrote:
> If I don't use the supplied jack and want to purchase something
> stronger, where should the jack be placed to raise the vehicle?
>
If you're using a floor jack, jack the car up at the ends, not the
sides. Use the pad behind the center tow hook at either end of he
vehicle. Be sure to use jack stands to support the car after you jack it
up. FWIW, I never jack up a car on the side, except in roadside emergencies.
> If I don't use the supplied jack and want to purchase something
> stronger, where should the jack be placed to raise the vehicle?
>
If you're using a floor jack, jack the car up at the ends, not the
sides. Use the pad behind the center tow hook at either end of he
vehicle. Be sure to use jack stands to support the car after you jack it
up. FWIW, I never jack up a car on the side, except in roadside emergencies.
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Re: Jack points for 2004 Elantra
Elantraowner wrote:
> If I don't use the supplied jack and want to purchase something
> stronger, where should the jack be placed to raise the vehicle?
>
If you're using a floor jack, jack the car up at the ends, not the
sides. Use the pad behind the center tow hook at either end of he
vehicle. Be sure to use jack stands to support the car after you jack it
up. FWIW, I never jack up a car on the side, except in roadside emergencies.
> If I don't use the supplied jack and want to purchase something
> stronger, where should the jack be placed to raise the vehicle?
>
If you're using a floor jack, jack the car up at the ends, not the
sides. Use the pad behind the center tow hook at either end of he
vehicle. Be sure to use jack stands to support the car after you jack it
up. FWIW, I never jack up a car on the side, except in roadside emergencies.
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Re: Jack points for 2004 Elantra
Elantraowner wrote:
> If I don't use the supplied jack and want to purchase something
> stronger, where should the jack be placed to raise the vehicle?
>
If you're using a floor jack, jack the car up at the ends, not the
sides. Use the pad behind the center tow hook at either end of he
vehicle. Be sure to use jack stands to support the car after you jack it
up. FWIW, I never jack up a car on the side, except in roadside emergencies.
> If I don't use the supplied jack and want to purchase something
> stronger, where should the jack be placed to raise the vehicle?
>
If you're using a floor jack, jack the car up at the ends, not the
sides. Use the pad behind the center tow hook at either end of he
vehicle. Be sure to use jack stands to support the car after you jack it
up. FWIW, I never jack up a car on the side, except in roadside emergencies.
