[s-cars] NAC Jacking a Scoobie-doo

LL - NY larrycleung at gmail.com
Thu Dec 13 09:20:50 PST 2007


Fortunately, the Forrester is based upon the Impreza, which has roots
in the Rally STi's.

So, the rear diff definitely is a jacking point.

The front subframe should be, if it's the same as an Imprezas (trying to
recall the exact location) pretty much right behind the oil pan there is
a flat location that is a jacking pad.

Sorry I don't have any pics, and I really don't think I can shoot any
right now, there's about 6" of snow on the ground, and they're
expecting 4" more.

LL - NY

On 12/13/07, Robert Myers <robert at s-cars.org> wrote:
>
>
> Hi Y'all,
>
> Sorry about the total NAC but at least it's AWD.  ;-)
>
> The victim: 2007 Scoobie Forester 2.5XT
>
> The job: replace the OEM summer ("all season" [IOW, no season]) tires
> and wheels with dedicated winter tires and wheels
>
> The problem:  Owner's manual sez use only the jack (scissors variety)
> which came with the car.  Looking at the jacking point it appears to
> be plastic and therefore a nice crush point.  I would like to use my
> decent floor jack.  Can I?  How about jacking up the entire rear end
> using the rear diff as the jacking point?
>
> Recommendations?
>
> Bob
>
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