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03-11-2011, 05:12 PM
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Hi guys,about 3 years ago i blown a tyre out side of Brisbane north side on the highway,so i pulled of got the ford jack out(was new and never used)jacked the car up on flat ground,on the correct jack point,got the tyre off and just before i was able to put the spare on, the JACK FAILED!! and the whole jack ended up like a S shape,the car was on its rotor and had to get a mate (2 hours away) to bring another jack,get tyre on ect,i taking it to ford (a little bit angry) and showed them the jack all they said was we will give you a new one and they keeped the stuffed one, has any one had this same problem????
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Dodgy Ford Jacks???
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