w210 rolled on the jack, got a sound on the rotor now
Just to let you know what happened-
I was trying to pull the wheel off to check for a puncture and the jack rolled. The the lugs were out, but the wheel wasn't off. The pressure of the slow impact pushed the wheel off, but had something to rest on. I jacked it back up and put the wheel back on. After that, it felt like the brake was engaged a bit. Now, I've got an scraping sound that comes and goes and as i've said, the rotor is hot to the touch.
Do you think I have bent the rotor or did the brake pad get pushed in an odd direction? I've never done a brake job, so I don't really know what to look for..
Another Question: I don't trust the jack that came with the car now. Is there a good point (since the jackpoint is covered in plastic on the underside) where I can jack it up with the floor jack? I've seen a picture where somebody has removed the plastic from the jack tube to expose the jack point under it.
Thanks for any input in advance.
Last edited by seahanks; Jul 9, 2016 at 12:23 AM.
Last edited by malgnapa; Jul 9, 2016 at 11:03 AM.
I jack the rear of my car from the rear diff housing, does the entire rear in 1 shot, and leaves the sides clear to place jackstands under the rubber pads.
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There are lower profile versions, but I also own 2 4x4 SUV's that need to be lifted high to get the weight off the tires, and keeping the blocks around makes more sense than buying another jack that I'd only use on the car.






