Using a floor jack
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Using a floor jack
It looks like I have two options when using a floor jack to lift my '04 CLK55 AMG at the front factory jack points...cut a piece of oak to fit inside the jack point area, or use a piece of wood (or similar hard object) that fits across the "frame" that defines the jack point. I can't determine though if the "frame" is weight bearing - feels like hard plastic.
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Suggestions?
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In any case, the piece of oak I cut fits in the slot as perfectly as the plastic lift piece on the jack provided with the car. Works like a champ.
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This is a more expensive solution, however it is one of the best engineered lifting soultions for the Mercedes. I bought one and will not use anything else. I never have to worry if my car is going to slip off the jack. http://www.reverselogic.us/ReverseLo...d/Home.htmlthe Mercedes.
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....just take out the last 3 letters of the posted link....
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