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Scratch head (Gen 4 Owner manual)
- stiffsteve204me
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04 May 2019 06:53 #207261
by stiffsteve204me
Sect. 7-1. How do you find it ambiguous, Bill?
Dependent on what type of jack is used, it seems clear enough to me, although I have not had a look at the supplied jack, nor the jacking points for its use, to see if there are any issues.
The jacking points for when a trolley jack is used are clearly there.
Steve.
Replied by stiffsteve204me on topic Re:Scratch head (Gen 4 Owner manual)
Bob1050 wrote: I'd be interested in other forum members thoughts on the wording and diagram in the Manual for lifting the new Jimny. I have re-read it and it's ambiguous (to me) to say the least.
Sect. 7-1. How do you find it ambiguous, Bill?
Dependent on what type of jack is used, it seems clear enough to me, although I have not had a look at the supplied jack, nor the jacking points for its use, to see if there are any issues.
The jacking points for when a trolley jack is used are clearly there.
Steve.
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04 May 2019 20:20 #207318
by stiffsteve204me
No bother, Bob, I assure you.
Steve.
Replied by stiffsteve204me on topic Re:Scratch head (Gen 4 Owner manual)
Bob1050 wrote: Steve - you a real gent posting those pics - suddenly it all becomes clearer. Appreciate you taking the time to take/share those images. Now I will feel more confident when the time comes to rotate all my wheels and ensure tyre wear evens out with the 4WD system.
No bother, Bob, I assure you.
Steve.
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04 May 2019 22:53 #207332
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Replied by cyberdriver on topic Re:Scratch head (Gen 4 Owner manual)
"Do not shift the transfer lever without depressing the accelerator pedal"
I would de-press the accelerator and depress the clutch
the bigjimny wiki also says depress when it probably means de-press.
www.bigjimny.com/mediawiki/index.php/DO%...%27T%27s_with_Jimnys
I would de-press the accelerator and depress the clutch
the bigjimny wiki also says depress when it probably means de-press.
www.bigjimny.com/mediawiki/index.php/DO%...%27T%27s_with_Jimnys
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