To perform repair work, the car must be lifted using a garage lift (jack). The jack must be placed under the body in special places provided for this purpose.
In these places there are special seals that protect the sheet material of the body from damage and bending. The jack, which is part of the car's equipment, is used exclusively to lift the car in case of changing a wheel on the road.
When working on the vehicle chassis, the vehicle must be supported with reliable stands. When lifting the vehicle, special wedges must be placed under the wheels touching the floor.
Lifting the car with a garage jack is more reliable, but nevertheless its use does not free you from the need to use reliable supports and wedges under the wheels. standing on the ground. The installation of supports and wedges must be done before starting work on the chassis of the car.
Correct lifting of the car (Fiesta 2)
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