Car Jack Ford Transit Emergency Car Lifter Jack Tool 1300kg YC1517080AE

Car Jack Ford Transit Emergency Car Lifter Jack Tool is a practical, original service equipment component designed for emergency vehicle lifting. It belongs to the Jacks and tool kits category, making it an ideal basic auxiliary tool for the daily operation of a commercial vehicle. The used condition of the product allows for cost-effective equipment replenishment while maintaining the functionality required during service work.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: YC1517080AE
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: YC1517080AE
• Substitutable numbers: YC1517080AE, YC15-17080-AE
• Category: Spare Tyre Jack & Tool Kits

Purpose and function of the jack

Car Jack Ford Transit Emergency Car Lifter Jack Tool has been designed as an emergency equipment component for Ford vehicles, especially where quick and safe lifting of the body is required for wheel changes or basic maintenance tasks. The jack's design is adapted to the typical support points in commercial vehicles, which facilitates correct positioning of the tool under the vehicle's sill or frame.

The working load capacity of the jack is matched to the weight of vehicles in the Transit family, allowing for stable support of the vehicle in both road and workshop conditions. The tool is suitable both as part of a factory repair kit and as a supplement to mobile service equipment.

Construction and functional features

The jack belongs to the Jacks and tool kits category, which means its design is focused on ease of use and the ability to work in limited undercarriage spaces. The operating mechanism allows for gradual lifting of the vehicle with height control, while the properly shaped foot and support head assist in stable load transfer.

This type of solution is particularly useful in emergency situations where quick preparation of the vehicle for a wheel change is essential. Its compact form facilitates storage in the cargo area or a service compartment, and its simple operation allows the tool to be used even by drivers without specialized training.

Service and operational application

The emergency jack for Ford Transit is useful both in the daily operation of delivery fleets and in smaller transport companies where the ability to independently resolve minor faults on the road is important. The tool supports tasks such as:

• emergency wheel replacement after a tire puncture,
• temporary lifting of the vehicle for suspension component inspection in field conditions,
• basic maintenance work performed outside the workshop.

The used condition of the jack allows for the optimization of equipment costs while maintaining functionality sufficient for typical service tasks. It is a practical solution for users who need a functional tool without the need to invest in a new set.

Benefits of using an original Ford tool

Using a jack from the Ford brand offer promotes compliance with factory support points and typical body geometry. As a result, the risk of improper tool positioning under the vehicle is limited, which translates into greater safety during work. Original solutions of this type are designed with specific models in mind, which facilitates intuitive use.

In the case of commercial vehicle fleets, consistency of service equipment simplifies maintenance procedures and driver training. An emergency jack of this type can be a standard part of every vehicle's equipment, increasing the vehicle's readiness to continue driving after resolving a minor fault on the spot.

Additional information and materials

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the service area in your Ford and need other items from the same group, such as jacks, lifters, or dedicated emergency tools, check the available parts in the Ford jacks and tool kits category.

For drivers and mechanics interested in a broader context of the operation of steering-related elements and cooperating workshop components, an article describing the construction and diagnostics of the steering system may be helpful – you can find it here: Steering system and power steering – how it works and what breaks?.