How to use ??? Do I have to buy something else to jack up the car????
525041
Yes. Most cars come with a screw jack. Check the owners manual for it's location. They're usually out of sight but accessible.
2203319
If you have a plug in for an external device you can plug it in with a jack. My BMW has one in the "glove box" (I wouldn't call it that but there ya go). I has a place to connect a smart phone or some other type of communication device.
1113733
If you have a tape player in your car then just use a simple tape adapter, like the kind you would use for a cd player. I get great sound with mine!
719277
There is not one that comes with it. Most cars made these days have sound systems that can play off of iPods and iPhones so there's no need to allow the speaker itself to connect.
2153459
The main thing here before we get to bluetooth and line out jacks is surface. That is one thing this needs. Couldn't use it driving. If the truck were in a parking lot or country road and stopped and parked, the cabin could be used, perhaps.
1113734
I can tell you three options: - Use a cassette tape adapter like Randall mentioned. However, most newer cars do not come with a cassette player. - Use an FM Modulator. It connects to the earphone jack of the player and transmits the audio (received from the player) on a selected frequency and tune your car radio to the same frequency. You will get the sound through your car speakers. - If your car has RCA inputs (external and/or accessible) to the in-built audio system, use a "3.5 mm to RCA" cables. Connect the 3.5 mm connector to the earphone jack on the player and the RCA connectors to the RCA jacks of the car. I can tell you three options: - Use a cassette tape adapter like Randall mentioned. However, most newer cars do not come with a cassette player. - Use an FM Modulator. It connects to the earphone jack of the player and transmits the audio (received from the player) on a selected frequency and tune your car radio to the same frequency. You will get the sound through your car speakers. - If your car has RCA inputs (external and/or accessible) to the in-built audio system, use a "3.5 mm to RCA" cables. Connect the 3.5 mm connector to the earphone jack on the player... » Read More I can tell you three options: - Use a cassette tape adapter like Randall mentioned. However, most newer cars do not come with a cassette player. - Use an FM Modulator. It connects to the earphone jack of the player and transmits the audio (received from the player) on a selected frequency and tune your car radio to the same frequency. You will get the sound through your car speakers. - If your car has RCA inputs (external and/or accessible) to the in-built audio system, use a "3.5 mm to RCA" cables. Connect the 3.5 mm connector to the earphone jack on the player and the RCA connectors to the RCA jacks of the car. « Show Less
130185
The motor moves with the jack so it will go up or down as far as the jack goes with not problem just lube them up first and get them as free as you can. Well worth the money.
569838
When Buying For Car in hookes into your car speakers. If for home use you can use another source of speakers. But yes you need speakers.
220140
If it comes with the carry case that is what you are to use to mount in the car. I purchased my own mount to use for the head rest. To give you a heads up the volume is very low, even when up all the way. When listened with head phones it is not a problem. I purchased external speakers or you may be able to buy a connector to use the car's speakers. Otherwise, since I have purchased mine, not one problem. We use it almost daily.
241772
No, this jack is designed for passenger cars. You would need to purchase the SUV Jack that is designed with the lifting point mounted on, approximate, a 6 to 8 inch stem. Simply search Amazon.com for an SUV Jack, and one should immediately come up
393092
You plug into the plug that you use plugging in electrical things in the car (I don't know what you call it) and use the aux to plug in the male part to the speaker plug on the phone. You can then adjust the position to suit you. Unfortunately, for me , I could never get it right because it was too short, but other than that the arm adjusts.
1679579
Not suggested per international codes. You can temporarily jack up things with hydraulic jacks but the standard is to replace this temporary lift with a permanent in-place post of some sort.
183785
Yeah you can play music using your cars speakers, that's how I use it because my car doesn't have the axu input. It brings a aux plug it's just that's it's short so you might want to buy a longer one but it's great it works fine I have bought 3 of these for different vehicles and it works great on all 3.
2004444
All you will need is an air chuck. They sell them separately but I recommend buying the combination kit which also includes the quick connect adapters, a blow gun and sometimes a pressure gauge to check the tire pressure. I think this compressor is an outstanding deal. I use mine as a portable air tank. I air it up in my garage. When it reaches pressure and shuts off I disconnect the electrical plug and carry it out to the car and truck in the driveway. You not only save dragging out and winding up the extension but connecting it directly to the wall plug avoids the possibility of overloading the extension cord if it is not a heavy enough gauge. All you will need is an air chuck. They sell them separately but I recommend buying the combination kit which also includes the quick connect adapters, a blow gun and sometimes a pressure gauge to check the tire pressure. I think this compressor is an outstanding deal. I use mine as a portable air tank. I air it up in my garage. When it reaches pressure and shuts off I disconnect the electrical plug and carry it out to the car and truck in the driveway. You not only save dragging out and winding up the extension but connecting it directly to the wall plug avoids the possibility of... » Read More All you will need is an air chuck. They sell them separately but I recommend buying the combination kit which also includes the quick connect adapters, a blow gun and sometimes a pressure gauge to check the tire pressure. I think this compressor is an outstanding deal. I use mine as a portable air tank. I air it up in my garage. When it reaches pressure and shuts off I disconnect the electrical plug and carry it out to the car and truck in the driveway. You not only save dragging out and winding up the extension but connecting it directly to the wall plug avoids the possibility of overloading the extension cord if it is not a heavy enough gauge. « Show Less
718353
You should have experience working on cars and the appropriate equipments (jack, safety stands, .5" sockets... common sense) before you undertake this installation. There are a lot of safety issues involved in securely raising the car and making sure it does not injure or kill you. If you're not sure about it, I recommend you take it to a qualified garage for installation.
273494
I recently destroyed one of these jacks using it to push up just one side of my RV van. It's more like support the weight rather then push the weight. You should be careful to use them evenly.
1395477
Let me answer your second question first. It puts out a very loud tone, so that you don't need the ear buds. Now, as far as using it on automotive wiring, you'd have to make up an adapter to convert the RJ-45 (Ethernet) jack or RJ-15 (4-Line Telephone) jack to whatever plug or wire you need to tone out on a car. This could also be done with alligator clips. But, I'd recommend a tool more suitable for this job.