Where do you put the jack on a Volkswagen Golf?
1:005:08Simple how to: Jacking up a VW Golf - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipAnd curled steel plate which extends down and that's the official jacking point. And it's where youMoreAnd curled steel plate which extends down and that's the official jacking point. And it's where you would put your spare wheel Jack for example when you get a puncture in the middle of nowhere.
Where is the car jacking points located?
The jacking points for most vehicles are reinforced metal ribs specifically designed to safely lift the vehicle. On most vehicles, there are four jacking points. They're located under the car's rocker panels, just behind the front wheels and just ahead of the rear wheels.
How do you use the jack on a VW Golf?
1:294:48Tips on changing a tire, and using a VW jack - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipPut it right underneath that notch. And go ahead and crank it down to the ground. And it would beMorePut it right underneath that notch. And go ahead and crank it down to the ground. And it would be pretty easy up to up till about the time you hit the ground. Once that hits the ground.
How do you put a VW Golf on a jack stand?
2:186:24How to Jack up a MK7 GTI on Jack Stands - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipObviously this is pretty high in the rear as well in the front and it gives us the ability to thenMoreObviously this is pretty high in the rear as well in the front and it gives us the ability to then take our jack stand in the front put it underneath the proper pin twelve. Position.
Where do I put the jack under my car?
0:583:04How to Jack Up Your Car (The Right Way) - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipRight here just in front of the rear tire. You'll see these two notches. This is where you put theMoreRight here just in front of the rear tire. You'll see these two notches. This is where you put the jack to jack the car up. And there's also not just behind the front tire.
Where do you put the jack when changing a front tire?
0:051:29Change a Tire - How to Jack Up Your Car - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipGary is going to place it under there's a little spot underneath the vehicle. Some people call it aMoreGary is going to place it under there's a little spot underneath the vehicle. Some people call it a frame rail. Sometimes you'll see arrows. Sometimes you'll say it'll say raised here.
How do you change a wheel on a VW Golf?
0:422:33How to Change a wheel on a Volkswagen Golf 2004 to 2008YouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipPosition the punctured wheel under the sill as a precaution against the jack failing locate theMorePosition the punctured wheel under the sill as a precaution against the jack failing locate the spare wheel over the hub.
Where do you put the jack on a VW Polo?
1:053:21How to Lift the Car With the Jack - Volkswagen Polo Jacking PointsYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipFind the dragging point under the car which is closest to the wheel that is being changed raise theMoreFind the dragging point under the car which is closest to the wheel that is being changed raise the jack until it fits under the jacking points of the car.
How do you jack up a mk5 Golf?
1:595:41How To Jack Up MK5 GTI on Jack Stands - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipRight behind the wheel on the right side of the front of the GTI. There's the inch row right behindMoreRight behind the wheel on the right side of the front of the GTI. There's the inch row right behind the side skirt you're gonna be placing the jack.
JeffH
I am having my Golf R detailed this Saturday and the wheels are coming off for coating. I assume if using a trolley jack you would use the standard lifting points as detailed in the manual for the supplied vehicle jack. (Using rubber pads between trolley jack cup and lifting point)
MonkeyP
I used the sill jacking point with mine and put some folded up cardboard in the cup and lifted it without a problem. no damage to the sill. i am soon to purchase a slotted hockey puck style pad to place in the cup but just trying to get one that fits as the cup is fairly large.
bitmadmax
An old thread but, can anyone recommend any adapters for a trolley jack? My jack has circular pad but clearly the jack points on the golf are pinch welds.
75Type2
An old thread but, can anyone recommend any adapters for a trolley jack? My jack has circular pad but clearly the jack points on the golf are pinch welds.
Vidman
It turns out these are designed for cars built in Mexico, I bought this set (from Awesome in the UK) but found it did not fit German built cars properly at the rear as they differ from the Mexican built cars in the depth of the rear pressing - Awesome refunded me.
75Type2
How is the puck attached to the jack? Is it bolted or anything or does it just sat freely?
