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jacking car 900 1994

posted by  someone claiming to be moles on  Sat Oct 19 11:24 CST 2002 [RELATED]

I recently purchased a jack and am wanting to know the best places to jack up the car before placing jack stands(I have been placing them in jack points behind and in front of wheels)is there any central jacking point where you can put jack stands undre at same time or do you have to do it one at a time. So far everything I have done to car really hasn't required me to get under the car, have developed new oil leak and have no choice but to get under there, am a little anxious about jacking car improperly and damaging the car or worse me. Any and all info would be very helpful
Have a 94' 945T if that helps any
Also what else could be leaking if the rear main oil seal, front seals had been replaced wihtin last six months could it be the turbo gaskets if so is this a little than a new DIY to take on. It looks like it might be dripping from as far back as the rear transmission near fuel assembly but it is definitely oil could it be spraying back onto other components, if I drive the car hard can notice oil burning smell through vents, really havn't lost that much oil though.
Thanks, Miles






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