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718 Jacking points

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Use trolley jack

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Hi everyone, I need some advice on the safest jacking point  underneath the car, using a trolley jack, to lift the rear of the car, to allow for  jackstands at the rear jacking points.

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Use trolley jack

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Suggestion · Original poster

Hi everyone, I need some advice on the safest jacking point  underneath the car, using a trolley jack, to lift the rear of the car, to allow for  jackstands at the rear jacking points.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi everyone, I need some advice on the safest jacking point  underneath the car, using a trolley jack, to lift the rear of the car, to allow for  jackstands at the rear jacking points. I would appreciate all advice, kind regards Norman

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