Where is jack location for rear ford bronco?

[kkurni]

My rear tire is flat. I need to replace it with spare.

Where is jack location for rear ford bronco?

It said it should be in the rear axles.

Any picture to visualize?

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[RagnarKon]

Back cargo area of of the Bronco under the carpet.

 

[604Bronco]

Back cargo area of of the Bronco under the carpet.

I think he means the jack point for the rear. It shows you on a sticker on the jack itself.

 

[kkurni]

Thanks, but what i need is where is the jack point to the vehicle?

For rear wheel, it seems it should be rear axle. But not sure where is the rear axle is.

 

[RagnarKon]

I think he means the jack point for the rear. It shows you on a sticker on the jack itself.

Ohhhh... that makes more sense.

 

[kodiakisland]

Thanks, but what i need is where is the jack point to the vehicle?

For rear wheel, it seems it should be rear axle. But not sure where is the rear axle is.

Call AAA. really

 

[RagnarKon]

Thanks, but what i need is where is the jack point to the vehicle?

For rear wheel, it seems it should be rear axle. But not sure where is the rear axle is.

Use the axle tube itself for the rear tires. Should be a spot next to the trailing arm mount where you can put the jack.

If you don't know what the rear axle is... I uhh... yeah... I might have to concur with @kodiakisland

 

[RagnarKon]

Here... found this for you... a labeled picture.

Red arrow is where the jack goes. Don't pinch the brake line.

 

[kkurni]

Thank you. You safe my life

 

[broncouver]

And in case people are still wondering even after the diagram. Here's an actual picture of the location.

 

[Johnnythegray]

A couple pics with the factory jack and rear approach.

 

[JonB2]

About to change out rear struts for aftermarket soon. Just wanted confirm that ok to place jack stands just forward of the rear trailing arm along frame rail? Doesn't look like a lot of space.

Then I can support one rear side at time leaving other rear tire on the ground. Floor jack under rear axle to raise or lower as needed.

Thanks!

 

[Brian_B]

About to change out rear struts for aftermarket soon. Just wanted confirm that ok to place jack stands just forward of the rear trailing arm along frame rail? Doesn't look like a lot of space.

Then I can support one rear side at time leaving other rear tire on the ground. Floor jack under rear axle to raise or lower as needed.

Thanks!

Yeah works fine. Anywhere along the frame rail there is safe to jack and/or use jackstands. Just watch as you get near the center, you can pick up the entire side and get a little tipsy forward to rear - but it will carry the weight just fine (and there may be times you want to pick the entire side up)

 

[87-Z28]

About to change out rear struts for aftermarket soon. Just wanted confirm that ok to place jack stands just forward of the rear trailing arm along frame rail? Doesn't look like a lot of space.

Then I can support one rear side at time leaving other rear tire on the ground. Floor jack under rear axle to raise or lower as needed.

Thanks!

Minivan CG in for-aft direction for oem sas is 51.6” behind front axle and 64.5” in front of rear axle. I have put Jack stands very near your location in pics.

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