Remove Front Wheels
I tried to place it at multiple places but as soon as I start rolling it up, the plastic bottom starts to squeak.
Does anyone know where to place the jack stand for the front wheels?
This is what i have :
Last edited by donsalari; Nov 4, 2015 at 10:40 PM.
The jacking point is plastic but it's intended to be used with a specific type of jack pad, that's why there's a rectangular inset on it rather than being perfectly flat.
Because of this rectangular inset, your jack will most likely not be able to make proper contact with the jacking point. They sell this:
I recommend getting this to be safe.
To add, I just used a block of 2x4, but this adapter is safer.
Last edited by NovaOne; Nov 5, 2015 at 12:54 PM.
The jacking point is plastic but it's intended to be used with a specific type of jack pad, that's why there's a rectangular inset on it rather than being perfectly flat.
Because of this rectangular inset, your jack will most likely not be able to make proper contact with the jacking point. They sell this:
Amazon.com: Metal Jack Pad Adapter by BMS - 2000-Present Mercedes Benz Vehicles: Automotive
I recommend getting this to be safe.
To add, I just used a block of 2x4, but this adapter is safer.
I will look into that.
And I really appreciate for the amazon link!
Last edited by donsalari; Nov 5, 2015 at 01:15 PM.
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Not being mean but did you check you owner's manual as there is a section on how to use the jack.
Also the picture you have in your original post doesn't seem to be the original jack but your most recent post picture looks OE.
Read your manual, use your OE jack and you should be good to go.
Not being mean but did you check you owner's manual as there is a section on how to use the jack.
Also the picture you have in your original post doesn't seem to be the original jack but your most recent post picture looks OE.
Read your manual, use your OE jack and you should be good to go.
I got the jack from a friend who has a 2013 c class.
So maybe I am good to try it out.
The jack pad is only for those of us without an OEM jack, such as a hydraulic floor jack.


