For those who were having trouble understanding the Service Manual sketch of the GTO Jacking Points (OK, maybe I was the only one), here is an undercarriage picture with the Jacking Points highlighted:
Yellow are the Centerline Points (Points 4 from the SM Diagram)
Green are the Frame Points (Points 2 from the SM Diagram)
I, for one, couldn't figure out what the front centerline point was until I found this picture.
That's funny-- I just picked those spots as the most likely-looking / strongest points. It's good to be vindicated.
The manual just sucks when it comes to useful info, as GM's lawyers take up most of the recycled paper therein to warn you about the various nasty ways this car can kill or maim you...
Whooops...! Looks like I miss the spot(s) thus far. I used the sheet metal just outboard of the forward green ones, and used the differential instead of just aft of it. No wonder the sheet metal looked a little bent afterwards. :confused
From here out I'll know where they are located, thanks.
Whooops...! Looks like I miss the spot(s) thus far. I used the sheet metal just outboard of the forward green ones, and used the differential instead of just aft of it. No wonder the sheet metal looked a little bent afterwards. :confused
From here out I'll know where they are located, thanks.
Can anyone tell me if the sensor I have circled in the picture is the temp sending unit for temp idiot light on a 68 GTO. The light does not come on when I turn the ignition key like the “gen” and “oil” lights do so I want to make sure it’s working. If that’s it, any advice on testing it?
I was driving and all of a sudden it just stopped pulling and now it won’t do nothing in any gear not even reverse but whine what could it be the driveshaft is still intact
I have 04 that pulls hard left when stopping. After I stop and before I accelerate ill release off of the brake pedal and I feel a thud in the steering wheel.
2005 gto key physically won't turn , I ordered the new revised cylinder , but in order to remove the old cylinder you need to turn the key to on position ,then push the the little button with the Allen wrench ,what do I do ,my steering wheel is also locked
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