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JACK AND HOIST POSITIONING INFORMATION

JACK OR HOIST POSITIONING

Vehicles Affected: 1988 C/K MODELS -----------------

Listed below are the approved lift points for the 1988 C/K truck, which can be referenced in Figures 1 and 2.

The General Information Section of the 1988 C/K Service Manual, pages OA-2 and OA-6, also provides this information. Instructions for using the vehicle jack are included in the Owner's Manual pages 3-6 thru 3-9 and on the Instruction Sheet located in the jack and tool storage box behind the front seat.

JACK PART OF VEHICLE MODEL TYPE TO BE LIFTED JACK/HOIST PAD LOCATION ----- ---- --------------- ----------------------- C or K Hoist Total Front hoist pads should be under the frame rails "A" just forward of the second crossmember. Rear pads should be positioned under the rear spring front brackets "B".

C or K Floor Rear End Position jack pad either between Jack the spring pad and shock absorber hanger "C" or under the axle differential case "D".

C or K OEM Rear End Position jack pad between the Jack spring pad and shock absorber hanger "C".

C or K OEM Front End Position jack pad under the Jack frame rail just forward of the second crossmember "A".

C Floor Front End Position jack pad under the Jack lower control arm and inboard from the ball joint "E" or under the center of the front crossmember "F".

K Floor Front End Position jack pad either under Jack the middle of the front cross- member "F" or under the lower control arm at the lowest point of the control arm "E".


Object Number: 81677  Size: FS


Object Number: 81676  Size: FS

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