Gettting my Scooby off the ground
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Gettting my Scooby off the ground
Hpefully this is an easy question to answer.
But are there any good jacking points on a scooby apart from the sills.
In the past i have found sills to be difficult with trolly jacks especillaly when i want either both front or rear wheel off at the same time.
Can anyone help.
But are there any good jacking points on a scooby apart from the sills.
In the past i have found sills to be difficult with trolly jacks especillaly when i want either both front or rear wheel off at the same time.
Can anyone help.
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I don't think you should use trolley jacks under the sills as you can damage the chasis. The rear jacking point for a trolley jack is under the rear diff (silver box mid-way between the wheels as you look under the rear of the car). For the front there is a cross-member section under the engine, and if your car has an undertray the jacking point will be the only square bit under the engine that is exposed. I find my car (MY00) is too low to get the trolley jack under so I use the standard Subaru jack on the sill to raise it a few inches before I put the trolley jack under, and I always place a small flat square of wood on top of the trolley jack to prevent the metal damaging the jack points.
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I find my car (MY00) is too low to get the trolley jack under so I use the standard Subaru jack on the sill
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