Amazon say, "The factory jack box needs to be improved from underneath your seat to install the DU-HA." Will i have to move my Jack? Thanks
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Hi Leslie... providing you checked the Chevy website to make sure it will fit under your seat, we did not have to move the jack in our 2013 Chevey Silverado 2500 HD. In our old Silverado, this box would not have fit at all.... so just double ck to make sure it will fit in your model. Also.. with this one the is NO drilling like the old boxes. Goes in easy - 15 minutes. Hope this helps.
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Tough one. I have this jack but do not remember assembly required. I would try to help if you sent some pictures of the parts. One suggestion is just look at as many pictures as you can find and start putting it together. Kinda like a puzzle. I will only go together one way.
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Hi First off where do you plan on putting this? Behind a the seat? Well the box should fit it is only 36" wide, the only problem I see is having enough air flow for the ports to work properly, in my rav4 I have about 3" on each side and i'll tell you when the amp is all the way up it feels like I have some type of blower in my car to move the air around this is awesome, I m using a Alpine PDX-V9 with 500 watts for this sub
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Hi Susan. I suspect it would work as an aftermarket jack provided it is located under a frame member and is rated to support the weight.
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I have not used mine yet. It is not going to fit my current floor jack, so I will probably by a cheap jack at Harbor Freight when I need to use it. It looks like it just slips into the center hole of the jack. Sorry not much help.
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Nope! Just a little too tight. It barely goes inside by itself, but without the jack...and it needs the jack.
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the intrsuction direct to drill holes in the rear compartment on the console, however.....when i took it out of the box and set it into the back of the console , it fit so perfectly (snug) that i just left it alone....it has been in for several month and is still solid, I am hoping to never have to really install it by drilling holes.
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I installed one about a year ago. There is no clicking noise, and I don't think it should be doing that. I would suggest you jack it up and have someone lightly move the steering wheel while you are underneath determining where the noise is from (use jack stands to be safe if the truck were to slip off the jack) I believe the boot should be on the bottom. Look at this video, or do a google search as I did before changing mine. http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct;=j&q;=&e;src=s&source;=web&cd;=1&cad;=rja&ved;=0CDgQFjAA&url;=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Dn-kSP58pWvw&ei;=iRq3Uo_5GqiQyAGPk4GoCw&usg;=AFQjCNGLiJ0Kp2aFhCv3_hTs82FXpqIQig I installed one about a year ago. There is no clicking noise, and I don't think it should be doing that. I would suggest you jack it up and have someone lightly move the steering wheel while you are underneath determining where the noise is from (use jack stands to be safe if the truck were to slip off the jack) I believe the boot should be on the bottom. Look at this video, or do a google search as I did before changing mine.... » Read More I installed one about a year ago. There is no clicking noise, and I don't think it should be doing that. I would suggest you jack it up and have someone lightly move the steering wheel while you are underneath determining where the noise is from (use jack stands to be safe if the truck were to slip off the jack) I believe the boot should be on the bottom. Look at this video, or do a google search as I did before changing mine. http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct;=j&q;=&e;src=s&source;=web&cd;=1&cad;=rja&ved;=0CDgQFjAA&url;=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Dn-kSP58pWvw&ei;=iRq3Uo_5GqiQyAGPk4GoCw&usg;=AFQjCNGLiJ0Kp2aFhCv3_hTs82FXpqIQig « Show Less
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Are you able to safely place the jack squarely under a main frame or axle? Since the cord that comes with this unit is 10' in length, it should be easy to place the jack under any wheel lift point. Otherwise, you may need a RoadPro RP-203EC 12V 12' Extension Cord with Cigarette Lighter Plug or similar extension cord to allow more room to move around.Simple answer = it should work for almost any vehicle one could consider, up to it's lift max capacity.
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Put this on my 2013. You have to loosen the exhaust and move it out of the way. Only took about 30 minutes, and I did it alone, without a jack. Been towing a 6 x 10 trailer back and forth from Mesa to Wisconsin. No problems.
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I removed the old broken jack which was held in place by three bolts. The plate was welded to the trailer from the factory. So it was very easy to install the new jack. If you don't have this plate to begin with you will have to have someone weld one in.
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I tried to find info on the "B" and couldn't find any. I replaced some old ones with these, and I had to drill a couple of the holes. Not a big deal. I mounted it with one bolt, and marked the rest of the holes and drilled them. These jacks work great! Hope this helps.
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I don't recommend it. The only way I was able to lift the front end of my '04 Accord up high enough to get jack stands under it was by awkwardly lifting each side at the front subframe. This jack just doesn't go high enough to be of much use. It's also really bad quality. I would get a decent floor jack to lift the car, and then of course put jack stands under the reinforced lift points.
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I dont have a separate box. The rear of speaker enters small port a potty area on my 23" center console.
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I am sorry you are not happy with this box, but the listing for this item shows it has only a 5 3/4" mounting depth. Most truck speaker boxes have smaller mounting depths becasue there is not a lot of room under or behind the seats. You can try a spacer ring to give you more room or switch to a woofer with a more shallow mounting depth requirement. If nothing else, you can always return the box.
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Hi Doyle,The black wire is your positive connection, the unit will be grounded when you install it on the tongue. Just make sure you clean and remove any rust when you remove the old jack for a good ground for your new jack.
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I put mine in a separate box because it vibrated too much when I installed it where the original one was. I also had to get an amp for it because the factory radio couldn't push it hard enough.