1994 Oldsmobile 88 Owner's Manual - Page 179

1994 Oldsmobile 88 Manual

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I I 9. Attach the wheel wrench to thejack, 10. Near each wheel well is a notch in 11. Position the jack and raise the jack and rotate the wrench clockwise to raise the jack head a few inches. the frame into which to put the jack head. The front notch is 10 inches back from the front wheel well. The rear notch is 8 inches forward from the rear wheel well. The wheel wrench has these 8 and 10 inch distances stamped on the handle. Use the wheel wrench to measure to the notch by flipping the socket into the handle, then measure from the socket end of the wrench. head until it fits firmly on the ridge in the vehicle's frame nearest the flat tire. Do not raise the vehicleye Put the compact spare tirenear yo^ Getting under it, vchicrle when it is jacked 'upis dixs~g~rc;tus.t.he if vehidc slipsa€fthe jack, you could be badly injured or BlI1ed. Never.@ under it vehicle when it is supported only by if jtxck. A CAUTION: 177

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9.
Attach the wheel wrench to
the
jack,
and rotate the wrench clockwise to
raise the jack head
a
few inches.
I
I
10.
Near each wheel
well
is a notch
in
the frame
into
which to
put
the jack
head. The front notch
is
10
inches
back
from
the
front wheel well. The
rear notch is
8
inches forward from
the rear wheel
well. The wheel
wrench
has
these
8
and
10
inch
distances stamped
on
the handle.
Use the wheel wrench to measure to
the notch
by
flipping the socket into
the handle, then measure from the
socket end
of
the
wrench.
11.
Position the jack and raise the jack
head until it fits firmly
on
the ridge
in
the vehicle's frame
nearest the
flat tire.
Do
not raise
the
vehicle ye
Put the compact spare
tire near
yo^
A
CAUTION:
Getting
under
it,
vchicrle
when
it
is
jacked
'up
is
dixs~g~rc;tus.
if
t.he
vehidc
slips
a€f
the
jack,
you
could
be
badly
injured
or
BlI1ed.
Never.@
under
it
vehicle
when
it
is
supported
only
by
if
jtxck.
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