Unleash the Power of Your Brakes Jacking Up for Enhanced Safety

My imagination working here, instead of using axle stands he is jacking up ... I jacked the car where the owners manual tells you to jack it. To be really safe only jack up the front and leave the rear touching the floor. The front brake drums are easier to get off the spindle. Put the ... For extra safety (or if you forget to loosen the lug nuts), you can wedge a piece of wood between the seat pan and the brake pedal to engage the front brakes. Sounds like something happened with your cv axle or something was installed wrong with the brakes. Customer. After i installed new brake pads I ... A FWD car set in park has a pawl to lock the trans. and thus the front wheels and with the parking brake applied the rear wheels will also be ... If you need to raise your vehicle up to rotate the tires, install a spare, or do brake or suspension work, jack stands are essential because ... I can never leave the car undriven for that long when I have it) then I am assuming the brakes will have siezed. Is it best to put it in neutral ... My plan was to jack the car up with a low profile floor jack somewhere in the center to get both rear wheels up in the air and then place the jacks in place ... If you HAVE to leave it on a jack stand or something, try to disguise it. I would make the car appear to sit at normal height with the wheel on ... My concern is the car rolling off the ramps once I jack up the rear, since the brakes aren't engaged in the front, obviously. Since both ...