Why is it Important that the Foot of Jack Not Contact Running Board with BOLT Hi-Lift Jack Mount
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Why is it important that the foot of the jack not contact the running board?
asked by: Arch L
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Expert Reply:
During the installation video for the BOLT Hi-Lift Jack Mount # BL7028648, it is recommended to avoid contact with your Jeep's running board when mounting the jack. This is to prevent any damage that may occur to either the jack or the running board while sliding the jack onto the Jack Mount or when driving after everything is installed. If the foot of the jack sits too low, any slight movement could cause damage to the running boards, vehicle body, jack or jack mount over time.
expert reply by:
Chris R
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BOLT High Lift Jack Mount - Driver's Side - Black - Codes to Jeep Wrangler TJ or JK Key
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