lifting car
#3
I wasn't looking to be insulted, just looking for a simple answer.
I just recently purchased my Max, was going to change oil and wondered where I should lift it with a floor jack. Do I lift one side put a jack stand under and lift the other? or do I lift by the bar in front center of the car?
I just recently purchased my Max, was going to change oil and wondered where I should lift it with a floor jack. Do I lift one side put a jack stand under and lift the other? or do I lift by the bar in front center of the car?
#4
by floor jack, do you mean a speed jack type? or the one that came with the car..or a real floor jack..when i put my max up on a real floor jack(the "H" configuration) i just use the subframe on either side...is that what u were asking ?
#5
Originally posted by mtjoy
I just recently purchased my Max, was going to change oil and wondered where I should lift it with a floor jack. Do I lift one side put a jack stand under and lift the other? or do I lift by the bar in front center of the car?
I just recently purchased my Max, was going to change oil and wondered where I should lift it with a floor jack. Do I lift one side put a jack stand under and lift the other? or do I lift by the bar in front center of the car?
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#6
Yeah, I'm using a normal $50 2.5 ton floor jack. The reason I was asking, I'm used to RWD drive cars that have a portion of the frame that runs under the motor and you use that frame to jack up the car.
Now on the maxima I noticed a bar in the center of the car basically between the oil pan and the trans pan. I was wondering if the car can be jacked up with that.
Now on the maxima I noticed a bar in the center of the car basically between the oil pan and the trans pan. I was wondering if the car can be jacked up with that.
#7
Originally posted by mtjoy
Yeah, I'm using a normal $50 2.5 ton floor jack. The reason I was asking, I'm used to RWD drive cars that have a portion of the frame that runs under the motor and you use that frame to jack up the car.
Now on the maxima I noticed a bar in the center of the car basically between the oil pan and the trans pan. I was wondering if the car can be jacked up with that.
Yeah, I'm using a normal $50 2.5 ton floor jack. The reason I was asking, I'm used to RWD drive cars that have a portion of the frame that runs under the motor and you use that frame to jack up the car.
Now on the maxima I noticed a bar in the center of the car basically between the oil pan and the trans pan. I was wondering if the car can be jacked up with that.
Scroll down to ms.thicknes's post on the jack points for the 5th gen. She included pics from the FSM.
hope that helps
cheers
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