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OgDogg
01-10-2007, 06:56 PM
I know, I'm gonna catch hell for this post. But I had to use the jack from my other car to put my wheels on because I couldn't find the jack in the Yaris. Where the hell do they put the car jack on these things?

Centurion2200
01-10-2007, 07:14 PM
its under the driver's seat....

Impresive-G
01-11-2007, 02:20 AM
its under the driver's seat....

one of the most dumbest places it could of ever be left at. but hey then again everything is unnormal with the car. lol

spkrman
01-11-2007, 02:59 AM
A Q like this can be answered in the time it took you to login and type that post by just lookin in your manual :)

SmellyTofu
01-11-2007, 05:16 AM
A Q like this can be answered in the time it took you to login and type that post by just lookin in your manual :)

Second that motion.

Mind you I found out the "hard" way and read the owner's manual when I had a flat. :iono:

hasher22
01-12-2007, 07:39 PM
I learnt that the jack was under the seat just prob 2 weeks ago. Though i didnt have a flat tyre or anything, its just that i thaught toyota forgot to put the jack in the boot.......

so call me a dumbass

07WYarisRS
01-12-2007, 11:41 PM
%$#@ the jack...the dealership won't give me my damn tow hook....

It should have been in the tool kit but All I got was the security wheel nut socket.

Personally i thing the jack is in a great location out of the way, not taking up any space.

spkrman
01-13-2007, 11:24 AM
I actually found it after I took out the drivers seat.

I'd have to say, that was one of the most "WTF" moments I've had in a car. I honestly just assumed it was in the rear, never paid any attention to it.

DorytheYaris
01-13-2007, 08:13 PM
I had a razorblade lodged in my tire 2 weeks after I bought my car (lucky me) and my boyfriend was changing my tire and he's like ok where the hell's the jack? And we read the manual and when we found out it was under the driver's seat we both were like wth is it doing here?! Very awkward. It's a good thing we weren't in a hellish emergency situation in the pouring rain on a highway cause that would've been annoying discovering that!

07WYarisRS
01-14-2007, 12:51 PM
Just slide the seat all the way forward and you can easily remove the jack.
With most pick up trucks the jack is under a plastic thing-a-ma-bob behind the seat or in the extended can area and is just as hard to remove if not worse.

Go4th
01-24-2007, 10:21 PM
Those are some great stories. Mine is not.

I found mine 3 days after I bought the car when I vaccumed it out. Do any of you clean your cars? If so vaccume under the seat too. :wink:

YANGSTER
01-24-2007, 11:55 PM
hmmmmm....i guess my story is a lil nerdy.
i found the jack when i was inspecting my car prior delivery.
Not a big surprise to me....meh, as long as it's there and i'm aware of its existance.

and for Go4th....i do clean my car, hand vacuum was the first addition to my ride. Cheers.

St_G
01-25-2007, 12:05 AM
I found my jack the day after I bought the car. My father and I were opened up the rear storage area and were tkaing inventory of what was back there and noticed the conspicuous absence of a jack (though the jack handle IS under there), so I pulled out the manual, looked up the right page in the Table of Contents and was told that it was under the front seat. Not exciting at all, but I'm glad I found out then and not later, when I needed a jack.

Go4th
01-25-2007, 09:44 AM
hmmmmm....i guess my story is a lil nerdy.
i found the jack when i was inspecting my car prior delivery.
Not a big surprise to me....meh, as long as it's there and i'm aware of its existance.

and for Go4th....i do clean my car, hand vacuum was the first addition to my ride. Cheers.

That’s a very good point YANGSTER. The salesman is supposed to go over every thing!!!! So every one that filled out their survey lied! :eyebulge: Those salesmen should have shown us where the jack is at delivery time!

daq421
01-25-2007, 01:17 PM
Those are some great stories. Mine is not.

I found mine 3 days after I bought the car when I vaccumed it out. Do any of you clean your cars? If so vaccume under the seat too. :wink:

what means this vacuum? I don't get it.. (really though, I don't vacuum until spring... in the winter it's a waste of time)

birdman
05-07-2015, 01:07 PM
I've had my hatchback car since 2008 and I still cant locate the jack handle. Anyone know where Toyota hid that and how you access it?

WeeYari
05-07-2015, 01:21 PM
I've had my hatchback car since 2008 and I still cant locate the jack handle. Anyone know where Toyota hid that and how you access it?

Did you ever have a vinyl pouch stored in the spare tire well bins? The handle is/was/should have been in there along with your factory tow hook.

IllusionX
05-07-2015, 06:59 PM
The jack handle was attached to my trunk subfloor on my sedan. And was also on my echo hatchback.

I lost my vinyl pouch when I had a flat a long time ago. lol

BobTheYaris
05-11-2015, 02:32 AM
I looked for it the day I got my car, because it was used and you never know. Was surprised after looking in manual but I like it. Its unused space and leaves space in trunk for a duffel bag.


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invader166
05-11-2015, 01:06 PM
Interesting...I seem to have 2 jacks.

One below the driver seat, and one in the trunk behind the spare tire cover...

TYTYaris
05-12-2015, 10:14 AM
found it while searching for my phone :)

Thebigwicks
05-12-2015, 12:37 PM
Still don't understand how people can't find it. The first thing I did when I got my car was to look through every nook and cranny of the car and make sure I had everything I needed and made sure to familiarize myself with the car. I even had a Toyota ice scraper in the lift. Go figure.

BCostaRica
12-29-2015, 06:16 PM
Well, if you live in the US and speak English, you should be OK.
How about going to Costa Rica, getting a flat tire in one of these cars, rented the car for the week, and the manual is in Spanish. Oh yes, don't speak Spanish, I am a tourist.
So on Christmas eve we are traveling to our hotel, took a wrong turn, and the GPS took us up a dirt road which I should never have been on in the first place, thought it would change to a paved road, nope, 100% wrong. So half way us we pull over and someone drives by and tells us we have a flat tire. Yep, we sure do. Get out, unload the trunk of luggage, pull out the new spare, no Jack. So we figure since its a rental someone before us ripped the jack from the car.
A wonderful couple pulls up, has a canister of air and blows up the tire for us, and then again at the top of the hill before the paved road. There are some wonderful people left in this world.
We get to the hotel about 2 miles from the paved road, call Thrifty Rental and they tell me the jack is under the drivers seat. I ask them to send someone out to change the tire, they don't do that, its not the United States. So I take out the jack, and it was rather easy, but messy of course.
So if you are in a county that you speak the language OK, but if you have a rental car and the manual is in a foreign language you are SOL.

Toyotasrus
01-15-2016, 09:02 AM
The Jack is actually located underneath the passengers seat, slide the seat forward, press in the two plastic clips you see on a plastic trim, remove and there is your Jack!

ern-diz
01-15-2016, 11:37 AM
The Jack is actually located underneath the passengers seat, slide the seat forward, press in the two plastic clips you see on a plastic trim, remove and there is your Jack!

They must have moved it in the newer models because it's under the drivers seat in my '07.

Kar98
01-15-2016, 12:23 PM
They must have moved it in the newer models because it's under the drivers seat in my '07.

Or Toyotasrus is posting from Dorset, which I believe is somewhere in Englishland, so the jack is still under the seat on the port side, i.e. left facing forward. So they didn't move the jack location in newer models, just re-defined which one is the driver's seat in his location ;)

ern-diz
01-15-2016, 05:42 PM
Or Toyotasrus is posting from Dorset, which I believe is somewhere in Englishland, so the jack is still under the seat on the port side, i.e. left facing forward. So they didn't move the jack location in newer models, just re-defined which one is the driver's seat in his location ;)

Ah, makes sense.