How to Raise Support 2001-06 Hyundai Elantra
Created on: 2013-05-17
Not sure where to place a jack or jack stands on the 01-06 Hyundai Elantra? This video will show you all the safe points to jack up and place jack stands
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step 1 :Placing the Jack Stands
- Lift up on the frame between the two wheels to work on both at once
- Place a jack stand on the side frame
- On the front, lift on the subframe
- Place a jack stand on the side frame
Tools needed
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Jack Stands
Floor Jack
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If you want to raise your vehicle, you can see here it's on a lift. You can come underneath here. If you want to raise both rear wheels at once, you can lift it up and lock a wood here, lift it up here and then make sure you put the jack stands underneath the body here. Also here.
Then the front, your jack stands. Generally, you want to be supporting the body here and over here. Places to lift: you can lift on a sub-frame here. Never ever lift underneath the oil pan or on a transmission. You can also lift on the sub-frame over here and again jack stands on the body.
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