- place the car on a flat, horizontal surface with a hard surface;
- apply the parking brake and engage 1st gear on vehicles with a manual transmission or move the selector lever to the "P" position on vehicles with an automatic transmission;
- on the side opposite to the side being lifted, block the wheel with stops;
Figure 1.37. Jack installation points when lifting a vehicle
- remove the jack from under the right front seat and position it so that its pad is under one of the following points (figure 1.37).
- 1. When replacing the front wheel - the rear mount of the front suspension arm.
- 2. When replacing the rear wheel - the rear suspension arm.
Caution! Make sure the jack is installed correctly, otherwise damage to the vehicle may occur.
Caution! Do not work under a vehicle that is supported only by a jack.
Caution! Do not lift a vehicle with passengers inside.
- rotate the jack handle to raise the car. If the vehicle is raised to change a tire, only raise it high enough to remove the tire;
- after completing all work, remove the jack;
- before driving, make sure that all tools and the jack are in place and securely fastened to prevent injury in the event of a collision or sudden braking.
Caution! To prevent damage to the undercarriage and vehicle fall, install the lift supports only in the recommended locations.
Caution! Do not start the engine or engage gears on a raised vehicle if at least one wheel is on the ground.
Caution! Do not lift the vehicle by the oil pan, transmission, or front or rear axles, as this may cause damage to the vehicle.