Get a nice trolley jack - all of £40 down Halfords, and four axle stands, then use the front & rear crossmember jacking points and bingo - you've jacked it up in half the time it'd take you to use the scissor jack. The '2 may be light, but you still don't want it landing on your chest.
Jacking point - this right?! Started by ad_car_08, August 22, 2008, 10:28 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
I've always wanted to ask this What is the correct way of jacking up a turbo2. the front and the back. where should a jack stand be placed to hold the car. Does the jack or the stand requirs wood on top of it so it wont damage the frame of the car. Pictures will help alot!
Jacking points plus oem jack Started by Eastsoutheast, April 3, 2015, 15:26 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
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The center front jacking point is easy to spot. Between the front tires you'll see a kind of circular indentation in the underbody plastics. That's the spot. Chock the front wheels, place a floor jack at the lift point and up she goes. Fit the front two jackstands.
Or if anyone else who stores their mr2 has a different method let me know 11-07-2007,10:57 PM #2 sleepermr2 Cage Fighter Join Date Mar 2007 Posts 468 Thanks 6 Thanks 17 Thanked in 17 Posts Total Contributions For sleepermr2 $ 0.00 you can put the jack stands on the pinch welds on the body. those are the proper jacking points.
Jacking points plus oem jack Started by Eastsoutheast, April 3, 2015, 15:26 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Use the jacking points along the side of the car, of course you'll hear that slight bending of metal sound or crushing but the area that you have the jack stand at in the picture is the correct area. That and the rear one that looks just like that on each side are the jacking points of pretty much all cars!
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Learn how to jack up, find the jack location and jacking points in a 2003 Toyota MR2 Spyder 1.8L 4 Cyl.
I've always wanted to ask this What is the correct way of jacking up a turbo2. the front and the back. where should a jack stand be placed to hold the car. Does the jack or the stand requirs wood on top of it so it wont damage the frame of the car. Pictures will help alot!
Or if anyone else who stores their mr2 has a different method let me know 11-07-2007,10:57 PM #2 sleepermr2 Cage Fighter Join Date Mar 2007 Posts 468 Thanks 6 Thanks 17 Thanked in 17 Posts Total Contributions For sleepermr2 $ 0.00 you can put the jack stands on the pinch welds on the body. those are the proper jacking points.
Use the jacking points along the side of the car, of course you'll hear that slight bending of metal sound or crushing but the area that you have the jack stand at in the picture is the correct area. That and the rear one that looks just like that on each side are the jacking points of pretty much all cars!
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I've always wanted to ask this What is the correct way of jacking up a turbo2. the front and the back. where should a jack stand be placed to hold the car. Does the jack or the stand requirs wood on top of it so it wont damage the frame of the car. Pictures will help alot!
Jacking points plus oem jack Started by Eastsoutheast, April 3, 2015, 15:26 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Jacking point - this right?! Started by ad_car_08, August 22, 2008, 10:28 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Or if anyone else who stores their mr2 has a different method let me know 11-07-2007,10:57 PM #2 sleepermr2 Cage Fighter Join Date Mar 2007 Posts 468 Thanks 6 Thanks 17 Thanked in 17 Posts Total Contributions For sleepermr2 $ 0.00 you can put the jack stands on the pinch welds on the body. those are the proper jacking points.
Jacking Points Plus Oem Jack
Just wondering where the jacking points are on the MR2? Last weekend I wanted to jack the car up but didnt know where to put the jack, ended up just driving it onto some bricks instead (cant fit a trolley jack under it anyway unless its on bricks, the scissor jack thats under the spare wheel only just gets under).
I've always wanted to ask this What is the correct way of jacking up a turbo2. the front and the back. where should a jack stand be placed to hold the car. Does the jack or the stand requirs wood on top of it so it wont damage the frame of the car. Pictures will help alot!
Jacking points plus oem jack Started by Eastsoutheast, April 3, 2015, 15:26 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Use the jacking points along the side of the car, of course you'll hear that slight bending of metal sound or crushing but the area that you have the jack stand at in the picture is the correct area. That and the rear one that looks just like that on each side are the jacking points of pretty much all cars!
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Or if anyone else who stores their mr2 has a different method let me know 11-07-2007,10:57 PM #2 sleepermr2 Cage Fighter Join Date Mar 2007 Posts 468 Thanks 6 Thanks 17 Thanked in 17 Posts Total Contributions For sleepermr2 $ 0.00 you can put the jack stands on the pinch welds on the body. those are the proper jacking points.
Use the jacking points along the side of the car, of course you'll hear that slight bending of metal sound or crushing but the area that you have the jack stand at in the picture is the correct area. That and the rear one that looks just like that on each side are the jacking points of pretty much all cars!
The center front jacking point is easy to spot. Between the front tires you'll see a kind of circular indentation in the underbody plastics. That's the spot. Chock the front wheels, place a floor jack at the lift point and up she goes. Fit the front two jackstands.
Jacking points plus oem jack Started by Eastsoutheast, April 3, 2015, 15:26 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Get a nice trolley jack - all of £40 down Halfords, and four axle stands, then use the front & rear crossmember jacking points and bingo - you've jacked it up in half the time it'd take you to use the scissor jack. The '2 may be light, but you still don't want it landing on your chest.
Jacking point - this right?! Started by ad_car_08, August 22, 2008, 10:28 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
The center front jacking point is easy to spot. Between the front tires you'll see a kind of circular indentation in the underbody plastics. That's the spot. Chock the front wheels, place a floor jack at the lift point and up she goes. Fit the front two jackstands.
Just wondering where the jacking points are on the MR2? Last weekend I wanted to jack the car up but didnt know where to put the jack, ended up just driving it onto some bricks instead (cant fit a trolley jack under it anyway unless its on bricks, the scissor jack thats under the spare wheel only just gets under).
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Jacking point - this right?! Started by ad_car_08, August 22, 2008, 10:28 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Or if anyone else who stores their mr2 has a different method let me know 11-07-2007,10:57 PM #2 sleepermr2 Cage Fighter Join Date Mar 2007 Posts 468 Thanks 6 Thanks 17 Thanked in 17 Posts Total Contributions For sleepermr2 $ 0.00 you can put the jack stands on the pinch welds on the body. those are the proper jacking points.
Jacking points plus oem jack Started by Eastsoutheast, April 3, 2015, 15:26 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
I've always wanted to ask this What is the correct way of jacking up a turbo2. the front and the back. where should a jack stand be placed to hold the car. Does the jack or the stand requirs wood on top of it so it wont damage the frame of the car. Pictures will help alot!
Jacking points plus oem jack Started by Eastsoutheast, April 3, 2015, 15:26 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Use the jacking points along the side of the car, of course you'll hear that slight bending of metal sound or crushing but the area that you have the jack stand at in the picture is the correct area. That and the rear one that looks just like that on each side are the jacking points of pretty much all cars!
I've always wanted to ask this What is the correct way of jacking up a turbo2. the front and the back. where should a jack stand be placed to hold the car. Does the jack or the stand requirs wood on top of it so it wont damage the frame of the car. Pictures will help alot!
Or if anyone else who stores their mr2 has a different method let me know 11-07-2007,10:57 PM #2 sleepermr2 Cage Fighter Join Date Mar 2007 Posts 468 Thanks 6 Thanks 17 Thanked in 17 Posts Total Contributions For sleepermr2 $ 0.00 you can put the jack stands on the pinch welds on the body. those are the proper jacking points.
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The center front jacking point is easy to spot. Between the front tires you'll see a kind of circular indentation in the underbody plastics. That's the spot. Chock the front wheels, place a floor jack at the lift point and up she goes. Fit the front two jackstands.
Learn how to jack up, find the jack location and jacking points in a 2003 Toyota MR2 Spyder 1.8L 4 Cyl.
Jacking points plus oem jack Started by Eastsoutheast, April 3, 2015, 15:26 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Jacking point - this right?! Started by ad_car_08, August 22, 2008, 10:28 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
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Jacking point - this right?! Started by ad_car_08, August 22, 2008, 10:28 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Learn how to jack up, find the jack location and jacking points in a 2003 Toyota MR2 Spyder 1.8L 4 Cyl.
Just wondering where the jacking points are on the MR2? Last weekend I wanted to jack the car up but didnt know where to put the jack, ended up just driving it onto some bricks instead (cant fit a trolley jack under it anyway unless its on bricks, the scissor jack thats under the spare wheel only just gets under).
Get a nice trolley jack - all of £40 down Halfords, and four axle stands, then use the front & rear crossmember jacking points and bingo - you've jacked it up in half the time it'd take you to use the scissor jack. The '2 may be light, but you still don't want it landing on your chest.
MR2 MKII Jack / LIFT Point | MR2 Owners Club Forum
I've always wanted to ask this What is the correct way of jacking up a turbo2. the front and the back. where should a jack stand be placed to hold the car. Does the jack or the stand requirs wood on top of it so it wont damage the frame of the car. Pictures will help alot!
The center front jacking point is easy to spot. Between the front tires you'll see a kind of circular indentation in the underbody plastics. That's the spot. Chock the front wheels, place a floor jack at the lift point and up she goes. Fit the front two jackstands.
Jacking points plus oem jack Started by Eastsoutheast, April 3, 2015, 15:26 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Just wondering where the jacking points are on the MR2? Last weekend I wanted to jack the car up but didnt know where to put the jack, ended up just driving it onto some bricks instead (cant fit a trolley jack under it anyway unless its on bricks, the scissor jack thats under the spare wheel only just gets under).
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Learn how to jack up, find the jack location and jacking points in a 2003 Toyota MR2 Spyder 1.8L 4 Cyl.
I've always wanted to ask this What is the correct way of jacking up a turbo2. the front and the back. where should a jack stand be placed to hold the car. Does the jack or the stand requirs wood on top of it so it wont damage the frame of the car. Pictures will help alot!
Jacking point - this right?! Started by ad_car_08, August 22, 2008, 10:28 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Use the jacking points along the side of the car, of course you'll hear that slight bending of metal sound or crushing but the area that you have the jack stand at in the picture is the correct area. That and the rear one that looks just like that on each side are the jacking points of pretty much all cars!
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The center front jacking point is easy to spot. Between the front tires you'll see a kind of circular indentation in the underbody plastics. That's the spot. Chock the front wheels, place a floor jack at the lift point and up she goes. Fit the front two jackstands.
Or if anyone else who stores their mr2 has a different method let me know 11-07-2007,10:57 PM #2 sleepermr2 Cage Fighter Join Date Mar 2007 Posts 468 Thanks 6 Thanks 17 Thanked in 17 Posts Total Contributions For sleepermr2 $ 0.00 you can put the jack stands on the pinch welds on the body. those are the proper jacking points.
Jacking point - this right?! Started by ad_car_08, August 22, 2008, 10:28 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Learn how to jack up, find the jack location and jacking points in a 2003 Toyota MR2 Spyder 1.8L 4 Cyl.
Use the jacking points along the side of the car, of course you'll hear that slight bending of metal sound or crushing but the area that you have the jack stand at in the picture is the correct area. That and the rear one that looks just like that on each side are the jacking points of pretty much all cars!
The center front jacking point is easy to spot. Between the front tires you'll see a kind of circular indentation in the underbody plastics. That's the spot. Chock the front wheels, place a floor jack at the lift point and up she goes. Fit the front two jackstands.
Or if anyone else who stores their mr2 has a different method let me know 11-07-2007,10:57 PM #2 sleepermr2 Cage Fighter Join Date Mar 2007 Posts 468 Thanks 6 Thanks 17 Thanked in 17 Posts Total Contributions For sleepermr2 $ 0.00 you can put the jack stands on the pinch welds on the body. those are the proper jacking points.
Jacking point - this right?! Started by ad_car_08, August 22, 2008, 10:28 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Jacking point - this right?! Started by ad_car_08, August 22, 2008, 10:28 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Use the jacking points along the side of the car, of course you'll hear that slight bending of metal sound or crushing but the area that you have the jack stand at in the picture is the correct area. That and the rear one that looks just like that on each side are the jacking points of pretty much all cars!
Or if anyone else who stores their mr2 has a different method let me know 11-07-2007,10:57 PM #2 sleepermr2 Cage Fighter Join Date Mar 2007 Posts 468 Thanks 6 Thanks 17 Thanked in 17 Posts Total Contributions For sleepermr2 $ 0.00 you can put the jack stands on the pinch welds on the body. those are the proper jacking points.
Learn how to jack up, find the jack location and jacking points in a 2003 Toyota MR2 Spyder 1.8L 4 Cyl.
I've always wanted to ask this What is the correct way of jacking up a turbo2. the front and the back. where should a jack stand be placed to hold the car. Does the jack or the stand requirs wood on top of it so it wont damage the frame of the car. Pictures will help alot!
The center front jacking point is easy to spot. Between the front tires you'll see a kind of circular indentation in the underbody plastics. That's the spot. Chock the front wheels, place a floor jack at the lift point and up she goes. Fit the front two jackstands.
Or if anyone else who stores their mr2 has a different method let me know 11-07-2007,10:57 PM #2 sleepermr2 Cage Fighter Join Date Mar 2007 Posts 468 Thanks 6 Thanks 17 Thanked in 17 Posts Total Contributions For sleepermr2 $ 0.00 you can put the jack stands on the pinch welds on the body. those are the proper jacking points.
Use the jacking points along the side of the car, of course you'll hear that slight bending of metal sound or crushing but the area that you have the jack stand at in the picture is the correct area. That and the rear one that looks just like that on each side are the jacking points of pretty much all cars!
Learn how to jack up, find the jack location and jacking points in a 2003 Toyota MR2 Spyder 1.8L 4 Cyl.
Just wondering where the jacking points are on the MR2? Last weekend I wanted to jack the car up but didnt know where to put the jack, ended up just driving it onto some bricks instead (cant fit a trolley jack under it anyway unless its on bricks, the scissor jack thats under the spare wheel only just gets under).
Jacking points plus oem jack Started by Eastsoutheast, April 3, 2015, 15:26 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Jacking point - this right?! Started by ad_car_08, August 22, 2008, 10:28 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Get a nice trolley jack - all of £40 down Halfords, and four axle stands, then use the front & rear crossmember jacking points and bingo - you've jacked it up in half the time it'd take you to use the scissor jack. The '2 may be light, but you still don't want it landing on your chest.
