Hyundai Santa Fe: General Information / Lift and Support Points

Hyundai Santa Fe (TM) 2019-2024 Service Manual / General Information / Lift and Support Points

Lift and Support Points

[Two-Post Car Lift]

1.	Place the lift blocks under the support points as shown in the illustration.

Raise the hoist a little and visually check that the lift block is properly seated on the vehicle support point.

•	If a vehicle is lifted by 2-post lift, the garnish, floor under cover, fuel tank, fuel filter and canister may be damaged. So, make sure to check the underbody.

•	Pay special attention to the fuel system as fuel can leak when parts are damaged.

3.	Raise the hoist to full height to inspect the lift points for secure support.

[Four-Post Car Lift]

1.	Position the lift aligned with the side seal of the vehicle bottom.

2.	Raise the hoist to full height to check whether the vehicle is firmly supported.

[Scissor Car Lift]

1.	Place the vehicle on the lower side of the lift body.

After placing the wooden supports or rubber supports by matching them with the support points, slightly lift up the vehicle and check whether they are properly seated on the support points with naked eyes.

•	When lifting up the vehicle, the garnish and floor under cover can be damaged. Therefore, be sure to lift up the vehicle while checking the underbody.

•	Pay special attention to the fuel system as fuel can leak when parts are damaged.

3.	Pay special attention to the fuel system as fuel can leak when parts are damaged.

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