Questions & Answers for: lift spare wheel

Lift up the table or cover on spare tire and the plastic housing for the spare tire then lifts up (by removing some simple pins) and the jack is tucked underneath (next to bumper, but on the inside of

...spare wheel off a renault clio Hi Open the tailgate, lift the trunk carpet, to the right of the lock catch, you will see a nut. Fit on the wheel brace, and wind anti clockwise and the spare should ...

...lift point of the jack under the center of the spare tire. 7.Turn the wrench clockwise to raise the jack until it lifts the end fitting. 8.Continue raising the jack until the spare tire stops moving ...

...lift carrier and move hook off you can now lower carrier/spare wheel off reinstall is reverse proceedure now a word of advice? lubricate the threaded lowering bolt b4 refit of carrier and do not run ...

...it a bit, look underneath the vehicle and the wheel will be lower, you can usually lift the rack up and unhook the bolt to lower the rack to slide the spare out. do the reverse when replacing the ...

...the jack. The other end of the rod is designed to access the key way to crank the spare tire lift up or down. Cranking the lift in a counterclockwise rotation will lower the spare tire. Best of

Hi there? The battery is lockated in the boot in the right hand side. lift the cover for the spare wheel and lift the right hand cover and the battery should be there. this aplies to 1, 3 and 5 series

...spare tire will not fully raise Sometimes the wheel is shaped differently on one side than the other. It may have to be installed upside down or rightside up to fully crank up in position. Your spare ...

...spare wheel lowering bar sitting in 2 clips. Take that bar to the back of the car and lift the tailgate. Just to the right of the latch that locks the tailgate in place is a hole to suit the bar. ...

...spare wheel had morphed into that of an emergency wheel it was a short leap to deleting it altogether and replacing it with a method that will take most cars most of the time as far as the next tyre ...