How to jack up the front of my shark? ASAP please!
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On the rail just under the front door seam should be a concave fitting for the convex head of the emer jack. I place a 2x4 from that fitting diagonally 14 or 16 inches inboard to a flat surface in the unibody. I place the floor jack directly under the fitting. The weight is carried by the fitting and the rail. The Owner's Manual is a good investment if only to save time waiting for a reply.
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Last edited by SteveG; 08-01-2003 at 06:02 PM.
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Get an owners manual to keep in the glove box, lot's of good info and still fairly inexpensive from one of the Big 3.
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Anthony Tate
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9 Two 8,
Don't get under the car with just a floor jack supporting it! I would also place a jack stand under where the front tow hook mounts to the frame.
Don't get under the car with just a floor jack supporting it! I would also place a jack stand under where the front tow hook mounts to the frame.