Perform Operation To Tilt Vehicle
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WARNING:
- Jacking up the vehicle incorrectly is dangerous. The vehicle may slip off the jack resulting in serious injury. After securing the tires using wheel blocks, set the jack to the appropriate jack up position either at the front or the rear, and jack up the vehicle.
- Jacking up the vehicle on an inclined or soft floor surface may cause the vehicle to slide off the tilting jack and cause serious injury or death. When using the garage jack to jack up the vehicle, park the vehicle on a flat, firm floor and then jack up the vehicle.
- If the vehicle is jacked up on an uneven floor surface, the garage jack does not move smoothly and the vehicle may slip off the jack resulting in serious injury. When jacking up a vehicle using a garage jack, perform the work on a flat floor surface.
CAUTION:
- Before jacking up the vehicle using a garage jack, verify the following and if there is any problem, do not use the garage jack to jack up the vehicle.
- Verify that the garage jack moves smoothly on the floor surface.
- Verify that the jack up position is free of damage.
- Before jacking up the vehicle, remove any cargo and empty the vehicle.
- Set wheel blocks on the tires opposite to the side being jacked up to prevent the vehicle from moving accidentally while jacking it up.
- Use safety stands (rigid racks) to support the vehicle after jacking it up.
- Incline the vehicle.
- Raise the rear differential at the vehicle rear with the garage jack.
- Install a rigid rack at the side sill lift up point on the vehicle rear left side.
- Ensure that the side sill lift up point height above the ground is 480 mm {18.9 in} or more.
SYMBOL AND CONTENT DESCRIPTIONSymbol Content 480 mm {18.9 in} or more