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Old 09-18-2006, 06:44 PM
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Default Small Jack to replace Crappy OEM?

Anyone know a small jack that I could replace the factory jack with? I was looking at the small canister type but doubt it would fit under the car if I had a flat.
Old 09-18-2006, 06:49 PM
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I'd like to get one too, subscribing...
Old 09-18-2006, 06:54 PM
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While it sucks, it's "free".

I just went to my dealer this Friday and showed them my bent jack and asked them to replace it for free. They promptly ordered me a new one and I should have it on Wednesday. So, while I don't have an "aftermarket replacement" option -- there is an option.

I look forward to any aftermarket options that fit in the hatch in the stock location.

Good luck!
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I snatched one out of a late model Mustang, Its a little tougher and has a built in handle that folds over
Old 10-22-2006, 10:34 AM
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Husband is taking of the DRs for the season and he comes in..."Broke another jack!" WTF?? I just got the replacement a couple weeks ago!! Same situation. He loosened the nuts, lifted the car, wiggled on the tire a little bit, jack bent, car slid and ejected the jack from under the car.

Nice huh?

He's refusing to use it ever again, even if I get it replaced.

So -- anyone got any good ideas to replace this piece of crap? We'll need a real working jack that's super low to get to the front tires.

I will be taking it back to Nissan again and tell them we're very upset at the quality, etc... we'll see what happens.
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I think I mentioned earlier in here that I nabbed one out off a late model Mustang that is sturdier and has a crank built into it
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