
Originally Posted by
ZeroDown
I did, but it just says "jack should be positioned where the under-tray is fixed to the chassis."
I wanted to verify that's the row of screws maybe 6 inches in from the very edge of the car.
Best to look for a point at the intersection of two, or more, rows of screws. That is where the frame members meet (hidden by the undertray), and it provides maximum structural stiffness for jacking. Use a piece of wood, or hockey puck, between the jack cradle and the undertray and you won't have a problem (but make sure the jack is free to roll on the ground as it goes up).
Joel
'67 Lotus Elan S3 DHC (owned since 1970)
'17 Ford Focus RS