Instructions race car air jacks – Allstar Performance ALL11300-02 User Manual
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Allstar Performance 8300 Lane Dr., Watervliet, MI 49098
Phone: (269) 463-8000 Fax: (800) 772-2618 www.allstarperformance.com
Form 1141
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Rev. 010715
INSTRUCTIONS
Race Car Air Jacks
To Lift:
Do not remove lance from receptacle until vehicle has been lowered onto safety stands
or jacks are fully retracted and vehicle is sitting on ground.
1.
Plug the air lance into the receiver; with the ball closed, and bleed valve fully
open (See Figure #4).
2.
Progressively open the ball valve allowing pressure to equalize in system until
the valve is fully open and the vehicle is lifted (See Figure #5).
3.
Once the vehicle is lifted close the ball valve (See Figure #4).
4.
Install safety stands onto all cylinders. Safety stands install directly
onto ram of cylinder when in the raised position (See Figure #3).
5.
Once all safety stands are in place, vehicle can be lowered
onto safety stands. See instructions for lowering vehicle.
To Lower:
Do not remove lance from receptacle until vehicle has been lowered onto safety stands or jacks are fully
retracted and vehicle is sitting on ground.
If vehicle has been lowered onto safety stands and lance was removed, reconnect lance to receptacle and
follow lifting instructions until vehicle has been fully lifted and safety stands have been removed.
1.
Close ball valve (See Figure #3).
2.
Slowly turn the bleed valve to the release position to reduce the pressure of
the system and lower the vehicle (See Figure #6). NOTE: Use caution when
releasing bleed valve pressure, position bleed port away from operator and
make sure fingers are clear of port (See Figure #7).
3.
Once the vehicle is lowered and there is no longer nitrogen exiting the bleed
port look under the car to check that the jacks are fully retracted. Now, the lance
may be removed from the receptacle.
Helpful Tips:
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Be sure the tubing is secured to help reduce vibration near connections.
•
Do not route tubing near turbo, headers or exhaust system.
•
Place heat sleeve such as ALL34292 over tubing to help prevent
damage in areas where tubing may be exposed to direct heat.
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It is recommended to lubricate the lift tube occasionally using O-ring grease.
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Figure #4
Figure #5
Figure #7
Caution
Figure #6