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    Best jack spots for 2001 protege

    I found this forum using google and hope the kind people here can help someone who is about to begin working on their own car for the first time

    I am wondering what are the safest jack spots to use on a 2001 Protege that has had both rocker panels replaced and is generally rusted along the floor panels and such. Where the cross members meet? I am looking to do several items over the next month (new struts, oil and trans fluid changes, new brake pads and rotors) and need to be as safe as possible. I got a good 2 ton low profile jack and stands with chocks.

    Pictures of what to look for would be helpful!

    #2
    from a safety aspect, the rear mount of the control arm is one of the most solid zones of the car. & far less likely to be rotted.
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      #3
      Originally posted by FE3-323 View Post
      from a safety aspect, the rear mount of the control arm is one of the most solid zones of the car. & far less likely to be rotted.
      Any chance you could provide a pic showing where you are thinking of? I am still a little new to this and want to be sure it's the right spot.

      Same for the front?

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        #4
        that is for the front.

        for the rear, use the subframe itself.
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        1992- project FE3..... 313 WHP @ 9.3psi




        I pet my dash when I get into the car..."good car"
        he actually has a mazda tree, parts grow on it

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          #5
          Originally posted by FE3-323 View Post
          that is for the front.

          for the rear, use the subframe itself.
          Could you provide a pic of these sections with an arrow pointing to what you are thinking of? Very much a newb when it comes to the terminology and positioning of parts.

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