I am looking at a new trolley jack. For my cars it would only be for removing one wheel at a time (axle stands mandatory of course !) but my daughters partner likes to come round to tinker with his Civic Type R when he can.
I have been considering a Machine Mart aluminium lightweight low entry...
Hi,
Anyone know how to bleed a hydraulic trolley jack please ?
Mine was only lifting half way so I topped it up with Jack Hydraulic fluid. It made it a little better, but not 100%.
I can no longer see the makers name or instructions.
Cheers
Following on from a thread on another forum where a member was asking about servicing an old trolley jack , I thought it would be worth copying the following over here for the benefit of newer members who perhaps have less experience of working on cars and have not heard some of the safety rules...
Guys,
Quick question about jacking points.
If I want to place axle stands on the rubber supports behind the front wheels, where do I place the saddle of the trolley jack in order to lift the car?
I want to raise the front of my W202.
Thanks all,
shr.