Laser & Talon
Floor jack should only be used under the mid point of center member (front) or under the reinforced jacking bracket, located below the rear of fuel tank. (Scheme 6)
Monaco & Premier
DO NOT raise vehicle with floor jack under axle housing, body side sills or front suspension arms. Use sub-frame rail lift points only. (Scheme 7)
All Others
Floor jack may be used at locations shown in illustrations to raise vehicle. (Scheme 3), (Scheme 4) and (Scheme 5). Floor jack points are located at center of front crossmember (inboard) and at center of rear axle.
EMERGENCY JACKING
Scissor jack receptacles are located at body sills. DO NOT use floor jack at scissor jack locations or body damage may occur. Ensure scissor jack flange engages body sill receptacle and locator pin. Always block opposite wheels and jack on level surface.
- Bumper jack should only be used to change flat tire. DO NOT use bumper jack from any other vehicle. If bumper jack is used to raise vehicle for any other reason, subframe rails must be supported with jack stands.
- Ensure ground supporting jack is firm and level. If vehicle is not supplied with a bumper-type jack, DO NOT lift vehicle by bumper. Failure to use correct equipment could result in vehicle falling off support. Always block wheels.
Lifting Points (Acclaim, Dynasty, Fifth Avenue, Imperial, LeBaron Sedan, New Yorker & Spirit) Courtesy of Chrysler Motors. Scheme 3
Lifting Points (Daytona, LeBaron Coupe/Convertible, Shadow & Sundance) Courtesy of Chrysler Motors. Scheme 4
Lifting Points (Horizon & Omni) Courtesy of Chrysler Motors. Scheme 5
Lifting Points (Laser & Talon) Courtesy of Chrysler Motors. Scheme 6
Lifting Points (Monaco & Premier) Courtesy of Chrysler Motors. Scheme 7
LIFTING VEHICLE WITH HOIST
| CAUTION | If removing rear axle, fuel tank, spare tire or liftgate and single-post hoist is used, anchor vehicle to hoist. Place jack stands under vehicle or add weight on rear end of vehicle to prevent tipping when center of gravity shifts. |
Frame Contact Hoist
Frame contact hoist must be equipped with proper adapters to support vehicle in correct locations. On Monaco and Premier models, vehicle can be raised on swivelling arm or drive-on hoist. If swivelling arm hoist is used, lifting pads should be positioned evenly on subframe rails. Hoist must be equipped with proper adapters so vehicle will be supported at points marked. (Scheme 3)- (Scheme 7).
Axle Contact Hoist (FWD Monaco & Premier)
The use of axle contact hoist is not recommended.
Axle Contact Hoist (All Others)
Axle contact hoist may be used on points shown in illustrations. DO NOT pick up vehicle at front lower control arms or rear trailing arm suspension.