To safely support a vehicle off the ground while working underneath the vehicle.
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∙ 6y agoDrain pan, socket to fit the drain plug, new filter, correct weight oil, rags. You may need a floor jack and jack stands to change the oil in a car you must jack up to get under.
Jack the car up in the back. You will need a trolley jack for this job. Use jack stands under the body of the car, you can use 6x6 wood blocks also, use jack stands under the diff. Now, car body is on blocks, and diff in on jack stands, remove the lower bolt for the shocks, with the trolley jack remove the jack stands on the diff, and lower the diff. just enough so that you can pull the coil springs out.
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It stands for JLS.
RJ stands for Registered Jack commonly used in Ethernet networking. The Ethernet cables has RJ45 connectors at both the ends.
If you mean JLS the singers it stands for " Just Love Singing" hope it helps thx. i doesn't it stands for Jet Lag Swing wrong correct answer: jack the lads swing First answer. WRONG Second answer RIGHT :)
RJ in this instance stands for 'Registered Jack'. It's an industry standard connection for computers.
The owner's manual will show you the points to place the jack. I suggest a floor jack and jack stands if you will be climbing under the car.
If you are referring to the chock supplied with the truck (Mounted on top of the jack storage space), it is to be used to prevent the truck from rolling when you lift a tire.......Remember to observe correct safety procedures when jacking a Land Rover..... Put transmission in park with parking/hand brake ON hard!!!....or the car can/will ROLL when jacked because the park brake only applies to the transfer case output and via the centre diff which is unlocked (unless you locked it), the front axle could still roll unless chocked. a chock is a block of wood, brick, log, or a retail purchase that will stop a vehicle from rolling when you do not want it to. ie. jacking the vehicle off the ground. it can also be used if you must to work under a vehicle if all you have to work with is the jack. to be used only in a must situation. the right way is to chock the vehicle, jack it up, place it on jack stands and lower the vehicle onto the stands. the chock block should remain in place, unless you raise all four wheels off the ground then use jack stands on all wheels. Getting trapped under a vehicle is not a pretty thing. I have seen it, and it is ugly. hope it helps.
it stands for the union jack
RJ stands for Registered Jack
jls stands for jack the land swing.