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  • R36 Car Stands

    I'll be doing an oil change (first time) on the R36 and was having a look at where to safely place my car stands (I have the pin type) so the book shows 4 jacking points, which is fine. Obviously for the front jack points I can't place the stand under those which would be used by the jack to begin with.
    Took some pics just then of what I think would be a good solution, but didn't want to be a hero and just do it. You'll see the first pic as a 'before shot' and the second pic is with two plastic covers removed which reveal what I think is the chassis. Question is, has anyone here used this area for stands?
    Caveat: When the pics were taken I jacked up from the rear so yes, you'll see the front jacking point there on the right... But that'll be used by the jack to get the front up to a decent workable height.

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    Thanks guys
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    Personally i use the lower control arm bushing housings to put my jack stands under. Have used these points dozens of times on my Mk6 Golf and never had an issue - same design is used on the R36.

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      that's the correct spot
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