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Proper stowage for Trunk Spare, Jack,etc
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Bart_59_Dodge
Posted 2007-11-21 11:13 AM (#104100)
Subject: Proper stowage for Trunk Spare, Jack,etc



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Anyone have a photo or illustratuin that shows the way the spare properly stowes away in the trunk. I'm most curious about where the the jack and lug wrench stowes.

 I see the bracket where the J Bolt would attach ( I think) followed by the spare tire, jackstand, and finally wingnut, securing the spare. But what of the jack, and lugwrench?

 May seem like a silly question, but... I have no shortage of those.

 



Edited by Bart_59_Dodge 2007-11-21 11:16 AM
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SCHROEDC
Posted 2007-11-23 7:44 PM (#104331 - in reply to #104100)
Subject: Re: Proper stowage for Trunk Spare, Jack,etc



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Location: Rushford Minnesota		in my car the jack and lug wrench were pinned between the spare and the trunk floor, one on either side of the j bolt. went through the manuals but no pictures anywhere
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Shep
Posted 2007-11-23 8:20 PM (#104337 - in reply to #104331)
Subject: Re: Proper stowage for Trunk Spare, Jack,etc



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Location: Chestertown, NY ( near Lake George)		Correct, same as my 59 Coronet, seems to be the only way.
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narleycharlie
Posted 2007-11-24 11:04 AM (#104390 - in reply to #104100)
Subject: Re: Proper stowage for Trunk Spare, Jack,etc


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Location: Slidell La.		Don t you just love the manual , tried looking up the routing of heater hoses , no pics . One of many things I ve tried to look up and was unsuccessful .
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57plymouth
Posted 2007-11-24 3:04 PM (#104415 - in reply to #104100)
Subject: Re: Proper stowage for Trunk Spare, Jack,etc



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Location: Blythewood, SC		I had the jack in the tailfin and the wrench under the spare for years. I stuck the jack under the wheel a few years ago and the rattles got fewer. Coincidence?
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