Where is the floor jack on a Ford Taurus?

Where is the floor jack on a Ford Taurus?

Place the block of wood on the cradle of the floor jack and align it beneath the rocker panel seam of the Ford Taurus (front or rear).

Where is the rear axle support on a Taurus?

For the rear axle support, place the jack stand (s) near the jack under the rocker panel seam. Turn the handle of the jack counterclockwise slowly to release the hydraulic tension on the jack and allow the Taurus to slowly lower and contact the arm of the jack stand.

Where are the two wheel chocks on a Ford Taurus?

Place the two wheel chocks against the front and rear of a tire (doesn’t matter which one) on the opposite axle from which the Taurus is being lifted first (if raising both axles). Place the block of wood on the cradle of the floor jack and align it beneath the rocker panel seam of the Ford Taurus (front or rear).

Can a scissor jack be used to lift a Taurus?

If lifting both axles, you will need two sets of stands. In addition, while the factory-supplied scissor jacks for emergency roadside repair will safely lift the Taurus, a better and safer option would be using a hydraulic floor jack.

Place the block of wood on the cradle of the floor jack and align it beneath the rocker panel seam of the Ford Taurus (front or rear).

For the rear axle support, place the jack stand (s) near the jack under the rocker panel seam. Turn the handle of the jack counterclockwise slowly to release the hydraulic tension on the jack and allow the Taurus to slowly lower and contact the arm of the jack stand.

Place the two wheel chocks against the front and rear of a tire (doesn’t matter which one) on the opposite axle from which the Taurus is being lifted first (if raising both axles). Place the block of wood on the cradle of the floor jack and align it beneath the rocker panel seam of the Ford Taurus (front or rear).

If lifting both axles, you will need two sets of stands. In addition, while the factory-supplied scissor jacks for emergency roadside repair will safely lift the Taurus, a better and safer option would be using a hydraulic floor jack.