Standard jack points
07-06-10, 10:15 PM
#16
you need to place the jack right below the oil pan for the front. sometimes its difficult to get to so i would recommend right under the tranny, on the pan. theses two jack points are the strongest parts of the car.
for the rear the trunk/spare wheel well will do. dont be afraid to put force into the jack, may seem wobbly at first but it will go away.
good luck, and post pics.
for the rear the trunk/spare wheel well will do. dont be afraid to put force into the jack, may seem wobbly at first but it will go away.
good luck, and post pics.
Please take into account some people may have read your comment and taken it seriously. We're not here to mess up anyones car here.
07-07-10, 12:00 AM
#17
or life... or body parts. Everyone is good or an expert at something....but some of us are not good with cars or other mechanical stuff. Even though u were kidding, some people may not realize it and take it as an advice (especially someone young).
07-07-10, 05:38 PM
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on a side note.. where's the gas cap located? I've been tapping all around my car with a ball peen hammer for days to find a hollow spot but am left with nothing but unsightly dents and cant seem to find it.. someone suggested it's in the glove compartment but i'm not sure 
. I will go outside tomorrow after they drop me off from school in the short bus and mom takes my safety helmet off. by the way my tongue is sore from constantly licking the windows on the way there. 
j/k OP.. My humor is at at a middle schooler's mentality. Just look under your car and it will be self apparent. GL!!!
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