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How to properly install a car on trestles (Audi A4 B6)

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Table of contents: Dummy goats for reliability ↓ Installing a car on trestles ↓
Audi equips its production cars with a screw jack. This jack allows you to lift the car to a sufficient height for most types of work. The lifting height can be increased by placing a thick board underneath. To prevent the jack leg from sinking into the ground, place a small 30 x 30 cm board with a thickness of 2 cm underneath.

However, the jack is only designed to lift the car; it does not provide reliable support when working with the lower parts.

Dummy goats for reliability



Anyone who has to repair their car needs jack stands. A raised car must be protected from tipping over with jack stands even during minor work, such as replacing brake pads. Never work under a raised car unless it is protected with jack stands! Warning! This is life-threatening!

Therefore, even if you are in a hurry, do not under any circumstances refuse to support the jacked up car.

Automotive supply stores offer trestles of various sizes and designs. For most types of repairs, a pair of these trestles will suffice. Tripod trestles with folding legs are especially practical. When buying, make sure that the support surface of the trestles is not too small.

To correctly position the support sawhorses 2, it is necessary to extend the stand 1 to the required height and lock it by inserting the locking pin 3 into the corresponding hole. After this, carefully lower the car so that the support contacts it appropriately.

To correctly position the support sawhorses 2, it is necessary to extend the stand 1 to the…





Installing a car on trestles



1. The car must be on solid, level ground. Remove items from the trunk before starting work.

2. Apply the handbrake and, using wooden blocks or at least suitable stones, block at least one wheel on the opposite side so that the car cannot roll forward or backward. You cannot rely solely on the applied handbrake, especially since it is disengaged during certain types of work.

3. The jack and other tools are located in the spare wheel well. Fold the handle and open the jack about five turns.

Place the jack vertically under the point marked on the channel. The slot in the jack support cup should be horizontal and engage with the support on the channel.

Rotate the jack support bracket upwards first so that it just fits under the car. Position the bracket under the side member so that the crossbar in the recess is covered by the bracket grip.

Rotate the jack support bracket upwards first so that it just fits under the car. Position the…


Attention! The car can only be lifted using the support points provided for this purpose! The channels have special reinforcement at the support points!


Press the jack support cup to the support point with your left hand, and turn the handle clockwise with your right hand, pressing the jack leg to the ground. Always make sure that the jack is vertical and does not tilt to the side!



When using a trolley jack to distribute the load, be sure to use a beam and a crossbar, which should be installed approximately in the middle of the door channel.

4. Before raising the jack to the working level, make sure once again that the jack cannot tip over. If the vertical position of the jack is not ensured, install the jack again and only then raise it to the required level.

If the jack is not used at the designated points, it may cause damage. In addition, there is a risk of injury, since the jack may slip if it is not supported properly. The jack's sliding support plate must stand level on the ground. In case of soft ground, use a strong support with a large support area, preferably a board.

If the jack is not used at the designated points, it may cause damage. In addition, there is a risk…


5. The jack stands may only be installed in areas where the bed base is thickened. A rubber or hardwood support should be placed between the bed base and the supporting surface of the jack stands to distribute the load. Before installing the jack stands, check that no fold or brake pipe is pinched or deformed.

6. Three-legged jack stands most securely when one leg points outward and two points toward the middle of the car. When placing the car on the jacks, make sure that the jacks are in exactly this position. Otherwise, when lifting the car, the jacks that were installed on the opposite side may be pushed to the side.



The support points for the platform lift and the trolley jack are located on the vertical stiffener of the side member at the level of the markings for the car jack (front: left picture, back: right picture).

The support points for the platform lift and the trolley jack are located on the vertical stiffener…
The article was checked by auto expert Alexey Ivanov
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