Where is the jack on the Cadillac CT5?
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Generally, when changing a tire, the car jack should be placed under the chassis near the wheel, at the protruding position. The jack should not be operated too quickly; it should rise rhythmically and steadily, and descend slowly. When using multiple jacks simultaneously, operate them synchronously. After using the jack, conduct a thorough inspection to check for hydraulic pressure and potential hazards, perform maintenance, and store it in an appropriate place. Jacks can be categorized into three types based on their structural characteristics: rack jacks, screw jacks, and hydraulic jacks. Below are detailed descriptions: 1. Screw Jack: The screw jack does not have a self-locking thread and is equipped with a brake. Releasing the brake allows the load to descend quickly, reducing return time, but this type of jack has a more complex structure. Screw jacks can support heavy loads for extended periods, with a maximum lifting capacity of up to 100t, making them widely used. When fitted with a horizontal screw at the bottom, they can also enable small-distance lateral movement of the load. 2. Hydraulic Jack: Used in hydraulic transmission systems as an intermediate medium to transfer and convert energy, it also serves to lubricate, protect against corrosion, cool, and flush components within the hydraulic system. 3. Electric Jack: The jack is internally equipped with a pressure-retaining device to prevent overpressure. If overpressure occurs, the jack may not return to a certain position. The special structure provides dual protection for the jack. When fitted with a diving device, the jack can achieve high travel with a low height.
