2018-2021 Honda Accord Jack Points & how to

[@protoman247]

Drive the two front wheels on a pair of 2x6 wooden boards. It raises the front of the wheels just enough to get a better view of the front jack point. Also it gives your floor Jack a bit more height clearance.

[@randybeard6040]

Yes, I have to this on many Low Designed cars, I keep some 2x6's for this...

[@khangngo2785]

this is awesome man thank you for the detailed explanations and actually showing the jack points with your camera under car. a lot of videos and manuals I've saw online don't exactly show where it is.

[@10thgenAce]

Thank you, I appreciate it bro. I’m glad I’m able to help explain these type of information well.

[@alexanderjoachim9990]

Completely agree. The exact information I was looking for, not in other videos. Great attention to things that matter.

[@Hdrunner647]

Yes! Thank you for being detailed with the camera viewpoints. When I initially looked under my '21 touring, I was baffled about how to get it up in the air without damaging plastic, shields and the black felt. So much different than my '15 V6.

[@hoonchoi70]

Tons of thanks. Wondered where the front jack point is for about 30min and found this video. Thanks!

[@10thgenAce]

You're welcome, glad I could help

[@ryand5041]

Appreciate the video, about to do rear brakes very helpful. Nice trick moving the jack stands through the wheel well!

[@rontan8954]

Thanks for the super detail explanation! Nice car BTW!

[@theschuntz]

This should have been a 2 minute video and not 2 hours

[@120_soldier7]

The man with the plan ✅💪🏽🙌🏽

[@10thgenAce]

Lmfao!! Thank you

[@shawn84567]

Thanks man! This video came up just in time for me. I live up North and was just planning to remove my front lip for the winter. Otherwise, it would be used as a snowplow. Lol

[@10thgenAce]

LOL! I have the same problem and solution too. Thinking of removing my body kit for the winter

[@shawn84567]

Might be a good idea if you live up north. I ordered a new front spoiler. I think I will wait until the spring to replace the old one which has cracks from last winter snow.@@10thgenAce

[@shawn84567]

Thanks again bro!

[@duromusabc]

I dig your tail light mods ! Lit 🔥!

[@10thgenAce]

Thank you 🙏🏼 I appreciate it

[@isme132]

Thanks buddy , i always have a hard time jack this kind of accord on the front , it doesn't have a bar cross under radiator tank as previous model so usually i jack up from side underneath of body frame because i didn't have low profile jack.

[@raiden72]

does this mean you use scissor jacks at the side jack points, then support with jack stands?

[@BabyGators]

I always drive my front wheels onto short 2x6 blocks to make this MUCH easier.

[@lexmichael2040]

same goes when you have akasaka, what I’m doing is abit more complicated but I’m just gotten used to it which is I’m putting ramp on both front wheels and start jacking up the back high as you can and put the jack stands there in the back and jack up the front from the middle jack point high as you want and put the jack stands.

[@10thgenAce]

I tried doing it that way but couldn't find the right ramp for my car given the fact that I had low-profile tires as well so I can't even take the car up a ramp lol!

[@DRod79]

Good video, teaching people things to save money is a plus, and it's very informative 👍

[@10thgenAce]

Thank you bro, I appreciate it.

[@davidle6633]

Great ! Thank you very much to show me this ! Have a good day ! Friend

[@10thgenAce]

You’re very welcome

[@carlosGonzalez-tn3ux]

Can you tell me where are you by the back light I have 2019 Honda Accord sport your back lights are pretty cool

[@10thgenAce]

I got it from xgenauto

[@frankespinoza8834]

Very informative outstanding explanation

[@10thgenAce]

Thank you so much, I appreciate your comment

[@MAKABRA2010]

Thanks for the video 👍🏾

[@FluFlamA0p]

Where the hell did you jack it from on the rear? It looks like you jacked it from the gas tank lol

[@m.h.a2943]

Thanks for this video I Needed 👍🏽

[@rafeeqwarfield9690]

Thanks!

[@joeysimply]

Thx for explaining this in detail bro 😎 👍🏽

[@10thgenAce]

Not a problem at all! Glad I could help!

[@stonehouseguitars3869]

Hey, thanks for the video. I was wondering, is it safe to jack up the front, put two jack stands under the front one on each side to raise the front only? And if so is this high enough to get under the car to change the oil? Thanks

[@daniellebron6046]

If you put jack stands high enough on the jack points behind both front wheels you should be good to change the oil. I do it that way all the time.

[@stonehouseguitars3869]

@@daniellebron6046 right on thanks brother

[@germanking452]

Thank you bro

[@varunguruvugari]

Thanks man!

[@timsmith2725]

I see you had your exhaust fabricated. Is there any noticeable performance increase?

[@teamundercovergaminguc143]

The sound of lowering one side always has me like 😬

[@10thgenAce]

We work with what we have lol! Especially where I live lol

[@jadynharo2851]

We’re did you get the tail lights

[@10thgenAce]

You can get the tail lights from vland or hirev sports

[@danielray777]

What is the front light by Intercooler?

[@SlimBodyRecords]

where did you get the grill accent?

[@10thgenAce]

Oakmandesigns from IG bro

[@thefrugaljeeper4054]

How high can you Jack it up?

[@10thgenAce]

I honestly don't have the exact measurement. I only jack up the car with enough room to work around the car. I wouldn't recommend going to high especially if not necessary

[@dbi1036]

Would u have a video on ur wheels,,,nice I am new 2 utube

[@10thgenAce]

I'll make one for it, any specific details you need from it? Just wanted to know so I can input it in the video.

[@raiden72]

2:00 does anyone know a low profile jack that doesn't scrape the underside of the bumper? Or is this just something we need to live with as 10th-gen Honda Accord owners?

[@protoman247]

I do regular oil changes for my fam with older and newer Honda civics. The newer civics have the jack point further behind the two front wheels like in the video. A neat trick I use is to drive over a pair of 2x6 wooden boards on the two front wheels. It’s very easy to use and raises the front just enough to get a better view of the front jack point. The jack I use is low profile jack I got from harbor freight. I also use hockey puck in the saddle to avoid scuffing the jack point with the saddle. Remember to lower the car with the 2x6 boards still under the tires when done with your work. After, simply drive off the boards.

[@protoman247]

I would recommend the Daytona low profile, long reach floor jack from harbor freight. It’s worth the money if you do your own work on your cars.

[@DylanJones8001]

Just use any low profile jack that you please... just try setting up some wooden blocks or planks so that you can elevate the front bumper enough then jack it up!

[@fernandoa.1749]

Where did you get those emblems?

[@10thgenAce]

I got them from Oakmandesigns look them up on ig

[@ImageIsBaws]

Why do you need a 14 minute video to show some jack points

[@CalebLiftsBro]

Why do you need to leave a comment when no one cares about your opinion?

[@vincentflores3302]

It's a honda easy just get to point.

[@georgemarsilio5122]

too long to explain