A jack stand or something really secure, like a couple of concrete blocks beneath the axle.
under the vehicle, behind the front tires and before the rear tires there should be a reinforced body seam area that will support lifting one wheel off the ground.
Under the vehicle
You should put the jack on the frame like it says in the instruction manual, but its hard to do from there i would suggest that you should put it on the axel, it may or may not work, i have not tried it, but its really hard to push the jack up on the frame.
lift and support vehicle on stands, support engine with a jack with a 2x4, so you dont damage the oil pan. lift engine remove upper bolt for front motor mount then removed the three bottom bolts, remove and seperate the mounts. replace with new. replace all removed parts
Clean and dry wet area as best as possible then take it for a drive. After a short drive, drive it up on ramps or jack up the front end and support vehicle with jack stands. Use a light and look for the source of the leak. Once you have determined the source re-post your findings on this site and we will help you from there.
There is a possibility (a danger) that a hydraulic Jack can suddenly slip, or develop a leak and collapse. Once the jack has raised the vehicle, it is put on to jack stands (axle stands) to prevent being trapped underneath the vehicle.
place jack under vehicle just to the rear of the front tire's. Jack vehicle up using the frame of the vehicle. *Important* place jack stands under vehicle. I place them under the lower control arm's or on the frame (be sure to use stands that will support the weight of your vehicle). if unsure of the weight, there should be a vehicle identification tag on the driver's door jam that will tell you GVW (gross vehicle weight) on most vehicles. In the rear (if rear wheel drive) jack vehicle up by using the rear differential. When looking under the vehicle it will be the mass of iron centerly located between the rear tires. Again *Important* Use jack stands to support load of vehicle. place jack stands on the rear axle tube's and there u go!!
To safely support a vehicle off the ground while working underneath the vehicle.
It is located closer to the passengers side and you can get to it from under the car after it has been raised and jack stands are supporting the vehicle............
"Handle runs across the radiator support, jack should be on the firewall."
under the vehicle, behind the front tires and before the rear tires there should be a reinforced body seam area that will support lifting one wheel off the ground.
To avoid tripping, been there, done that.
You can't - the jack that is provided does not get the vehicle of the ground enough to be able to change the tire- then when it does, it is not strong enough to support it. Found this out tonight= thank goodness for AAA
First jack the front of the vehicle up and support it securely on jack stands(make sure you push on the car a few times after you put the jack stands under it to be sure it is securely support before you crawl under it).Next disconnect the positive battery terminal from the battery.Now with you shop light get under the vehicle,the start should be on the passenger side of you vehicle,near where the motor and transmission connect.Disconnect the wires going to the starter making sure you label them to make reinstallation easier.Now take out the two bolts the hold the starter in place making sure to support the starter before you pull out the last bolt so it doesn't drop on your head.Installation is the reverse of removal. you out.
Should be on frame behind front wheels (side of vehicle)
Should be in the compartment by the left rear wheel inside the vehicle.
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