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99 Blazer: front center jacking point?

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Old Nov 15, 2007 | 02:02 PM
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Default 99 Blazer: front center jacking point?

My jack is meant for lowered cars, so if I tried to raise up the ZR2 by the say the side of the vehicle on the frame, the truck wouldn't even make it off the ground. Is there a center jacking point in the front that I might be able to use? Or better yet, where can I get the proper jack?

 
Old Nov 15, 2007 | 11:49 PM
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Default RE: 99 Blazer: front center jacking point?

You can probably buy a jack at the local auto wrecking yard.
I bought a floor jack, a bottle jack and a jack-all jack from a small auto parts store locally. The only reason I bought three different jacks is that they can come in handy off-roading.
 
Old Nov 17, 2007 | 12:54 AM
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Default RE: 99 Blazer: front center jacking point?

should be able to get a decent jack from the local car parts store, or tools/hardware store (menards, homedepot, lowes, ace, etc.). I know right now that advance auto parts is running a special where you get a 2 ton jack and two 2 ton jack stands for like $30. Which will be good for your blazer.
 
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