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Old 08-13-2007, 07:50 AM
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Originally Posted by srjulianchivis View Post
The jacking pads I discribed earlier are tools sold by Mercedes, and are NOT part of the car. They are used when one uses a floor jack. The metal part slides into the jacking hole to prevent the hole from becoming out of round while the weight of the car is on the floor jack. The rubber part, which is connected to the metal insert, is for protecting the undercarriage of the car. On the 123 car, there are very few options for jacking without using the hand jack.
Hummm, never had a problem using floor jack on my 83 240D in the several hundred times it was jacked up. I have seen what you are talking about in the parts manual I use to have, just never heard of antone using the thing.
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