On my IS, the jack rattles about in its bracket and doesnt seem to be tied down with anything. I'm guessing there's sposed to be a threaded rod or something to bolt it down. What part am I missing?

[quote name='griddler' post='663787' date='May 8 2009, 10:07 PM']On my IS, the jack rattles about in its bracket and doesnt seem to be tied down with anything. I'm guessing there's sposed to be a threaded rod or something to bolt it down. What part am I missing?[/quote]

can you not just open it up a bit to hold it in place?

[quote name='IS_man' post='663790' date='May 8 2009, 11:14 PM'][quote name='griddler' post='663787' date='May 8 2009, 10:07 PM']On my IS, the jack rattles about in its bracket and doesnt seem to be tied down with anything. I'm guessing there's sposed to be a threaded rod or something to bolt it down. What part am I missing?[/quote]

can you not just open it up a bit to hold it in place?
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Haha, is it really that simple?

[quote name='griddler' post='663807' date='May 8 2009, 10:57 PM'][quote name='IS_man' post='663790' date='May 8 2009, 11:14 PM'][quote name='griddler' post='663787' date='May 8 2009, 10:07 PM']On my IS, the jack rattles about in its bracket and doesnt seem to be tied down with anything. I'm guessing there's sposed to be a threaded rod or something to bolt it down. What part am I missing?[/quote]

can you not just open it up a bit to hold it in place?
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Haha, is it really that simple?
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'fraid so.....

My last car had a bolt that went all the way through and clamped it to the chassis, there looked like there was a hole so I was expecting the same thing. Thank you!

just open the jack a little so its tighht in thebracket - u may also have a small foam rubber block at one end to act as a cushion