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Honda Jazz Jack
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Probably not 'any' jack but a generic scissor jack should do the job.0
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Quick look on eBay finds used Honda jacks for about the same price (£20ish) as generics - or a complete jack/spare/brace set for £55ish. Seems like a no-brainer to me.0
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Quick look on eBay finds used Honda jacks for about the same price (£20ish) as generics - or a complete jack/spare/brace set for £55ish. Seems like a no-brainer to me.
Good point
I'm just used to having several lying about at home from mixed lots of autojumble stock I've bought over the years0 -
If I remember rightly the jack in a Jazz used to be hidden behind a panel under the rear lip of the boot.0
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If it has no spare it probably won't have a jack.0
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The Jazz i own MY2012 had no spare but a jack behind a rear panel at the lip of the boot. Check there or EBay for one. I bought a fixing kit from Honda, and a spare alloy from EBay. put a cheap tyre on the alloy and now have a fully functioning spare.0
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Or buy a spacesaver from eBay. Trick: the Rover 25 spacesaver is identical in dimensions etc. and much cheaper.0
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Only problem with the Rover 25, it's a spacesaver, and I would prefer a full size steel or alloy. You would have to change the tyre as well as its probably perished due to age.0
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