access to a hoist
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access to a hoist
Guys,
I live in the bay area, looking to rent access to a hoist and do my own fluid changes. Lifting the car on jacks level is a pain in the butt for me and fairly dangerous in earthquake country.
Anyone know where you can go rent a hoist for an hour and do your own work?
Rob
I live in the bay area, looking to rent access to a hoist and do my own fluid changes. Lifting the car on jacks level is a pain in the butt for me and fairly dangerous in earthquake country.
Anyone know where you can go rent a hoist for an hour and do your own work?
Rob
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Good luck. I really doubt anyone is going to want to take the risks involved here.
It is really not that bad/dangerous putting the car on 4 jack stands. You can do diff/tranny/motor in 30 minutes with the right tools.
It is really not that bad/dangerous putting the car on 4 jack stands. You can do diff/tranny/motor in 30 minutes with the right tools.
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i did it side by side due to space, but we did it slowly with someone monitoring both sides. used 4 honda jack points, we jacked up the driverside first and got the jackpoint into the groove on the jackstands and then proceeded with the other side
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Originally Posted by rob-2,Jul 29 2009, 05:46 PM
any tips to raising the car up on jacks?
Start with the front and lift the rear last?
Start with the front and lift the rear last?
your asking how to lift the car
how you gonna do the fluid changes ?