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03-19-2016
So we've got a Harbor Freight floor jack that squeaks as weight is applied to it when raising a vehicle. Now I've used this thing while it was raining and when snow is on the ground so I have a feeling that is a large cause of this. I sprayed everything down with WD-40, but haven't used it since so I don't know if it worked or not. Is there anything else I should do? I was also thinking of regreasing the body with the supplied fitting.
03-19-2016
Wd-40 drys up, thats not going to help it any.
Use an actual spray lube on moving parts.
03-19-2016
Ok, I can give that a try.Originally Posted by Fivefingerdeathpunch
Do you know by chance what it could be? I was thinking the springs or something on the bottom.
03-19-2016
Don't know, don't care.
It's a tool, if it still works then I couldn't be bothered to care.
03-19-2016
i just jack up the car below the oil filter so it drains all over my jack and i cuss and wipe it down after the filter slips out of my hand all over the thing.
two birds, one stone
03-19-2016
Lololol, I'll just jack up it up the pan in that case. It's already leaking, so who knows lol.
03-20-2016
How about you put the grease gun to the grease zerk on the jack and give it a little maintenance. Yeah..that's a grease zerk, oddly that grease stuff keeps things quiet.
03-22-2016
Mine has done the exact same thing since I bought it. It only makes noise when there is load applied. I've greased the zerk with no change
, flipped dogbone bushings, Transgo shift kit, Hayden 403 trans cooler, Originally Posted by Yarbeau
03-23-2016
Reminds me of a hilarious standby about the phrase "killing two birds with one stone" and how it's almost impossible and when it works, it's usually a horrible outcome.
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