Jacking Plate
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1992 190E 2.6
Jacking Plate
Does anyone know if either this 911 jacking plate would fit (in the hole in the rocker panel for jacking using the factory jack) or if there is one available for the W208?
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_In...AaAo0XEALw_wcB
Thanks!
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_In...AaAo0XEALw_wcB
Thanks!
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1992 190E 2.6
Thanks for the reply and I should have been more clear.
I use a floor jack to get the car up on jack stands for doing maintenance work. The jacking plate allows one to use the factory jacking hole with a floor jack and then the jack stand is slid under the jack pad (the rubber insert that is attached to the underside of the car, in all 4 corners).
At around 1:35 in this video you can see Ken uses a bolt to accomplish this but I would prefer a jacking plate. They're quite popular in the Porsche and BMW world.
I use a floor jack to get the car up on jack stands for doing maintenance work. The jacking plate allows one to use the factory jacking hole with a floor jack and then the jack stand is slid under the jack pad (the rubber insert that is attached to the underside of the car, in all 4 corners).
At around 1:35 in this video you can see Ken uses a bolt to accomplish this but I would prefer a jacking plate. They're quite popular in the Porsche and BMW world.
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'99 CLK/05 E500 WAG
What ever you do please ensure your on a level surface...i don't trust that MBs jack at all. I had to swap out my rear tire, and I used the back, and realized it wasn't stable, so I used another car jack to go under the car.
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