Warning: "Jack mode" must be activated on vehicles with air suspension
before lifting the vehicle. Failure to do this might lead to suspension damage and
could cause serious personal injury.
Note: Vehicles with air suspension might need the suspension to be set to
"High" or "Very High" to allow the vehicle to be positioned and supported correctly
on a vehicle lift.
Raise
Position the vehicle centrally between the lift posts.
Warning: To avoid personal injury, use
appropriate equipment when performing this operation.
Warning: Do not work on an incorrectly
supported vehicle.
Position the front and rear lifting arm pads under the vehicle lift points
shown.
Adjust the lifting arm pads to the optimum height.
Ensure that the frunk, liftgate, and all doors are closed, unless necessary
for the work to be performed.
Before raising the vehicle, check that the arms are correctly located and
that no part of the vehicle is in danger of contacting the ceiling, tool
boxes, or other items in the service area.
Raise the vehicle slightly. Walk around the vehicle, checking that all 4
lift pads are correctly aligned to the vehicle body.
Raise the vehicle to the necessary work height.
Caution: If the
procedure requires the liftgate to be open while the vehicle is raised, closely watch the
position of the liftgate as the vehicle is being raised to avoid contact with the
lift mechanism, ceiling, or objects hanging from the ceiling.
Lower
Before lowering, ensure that no tools, equipment, or other items are under
the vehicle.
