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Ok, maybe its just my car.. or maybe I havent looked hard enough, but I can only find the jack in my boot. I cant find the lever to make the jack go up or down, or the brace to take the wheel nuts off with.

Are these hiding somewhere I should look? Or should I go buy some and put them in my car?

- ex

Mine came in a long black vinyl pouch that was lying beside the spare wheel... Inside the pouch were three things:

1x Wheel nut lever

1x Lever for jack

1x Wheel chock for when jacking car up

Andrew. :uh-huh:

try looking for the black pouch on the left hand side behind the carpet backing - near the antenna. Undo the few plastic clips and the carpet cover should come off. You should see a metal holding bracket for the pouch. Id take a pic but im a lazy bastard.

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