Where's mi jack

[Dockstrada]

So I have looked for the jack today and it’s nowhere to be seen, I checked the owner’s manual and it stated it is under the “left front seat”

I look under the left front seat and can’t even find the mounting points where it would live according to the manual , it doesn’t even look like its ever been there .

So I read further Ah! behind the front left seat , Nope!

Once again read on Ah! under the back seat , Nope!

So I’m at a loss where the heck is it ?

[Reads90]

Have you tried under the drivers seat


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[Dockstrada]

Have you tried under the drivers seat


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yep !

[Reads90]

yep !

Take it you have a 110



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[Dockstrada]

Take it you have a 110



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Yep !

[Barra1]

Guess you had best try under the rear seat;)

And when you find it don't be surprised to see it came out of a Kellogg's Box - that is if it is the same as supplied to the previous model Defender (TD5).:(

[Reads90]

Well if you have looked under both front seats and under the back seats. You have also looked in the engine bay ( although doubt it will be there.)


Then you don't have one. Surgest you buy one ;-)


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[Dockstrada]

Guess you had best try under the rear seat;)

And when you find it don't be surprised to see it came out of a Kellogg's Box - that is if it is the same as supplied to the previous model Defender (TD5).:(

I had a look there , no luck .

[RVR110]

The jacks on my 2010 and 2011 Defender 110s were in the battery compartment under the passenger seat, just forward of the battery. It may be obscured by a black bit of metal held down with a wing nut.

If the jack isn't there then maybe the dealer still has it...

While you're at it, did you find the adapter for the lock nuts on the wheel?

[Dockstrada]

The jacks on my 2010 and 2011 Defender 110s were in the battery compartment under the passenger seat, just forward of the battery. It may be obscured by a black bit of metal held down with a wing nut.

If the jack isn't there then maybe the dealer still has it...

While you're at it, did you find the adapter for the lock nuts on the wheel?

From the sounds of it I don't think it's there , in any case it sound like it's not a great piece of engineering .

I did find the lock nut adapter together with a plastic nut cap remover of some sort .

[Defender Mike]

My 2012 90 has the jack under the seat. Remove the pad by pulling up . Fold back the mat you will need to cut a couple of bits with a stanley knife. Undo the clip in front and remove the battery box cover. The jack is in the back corner mounted against the transmission tunnel side. The bent bit of metal secured by a wing nut is aparently a wheel chock. laying beside it is the tool kit about 500mm long and wrapped in black canvas it contains the jack handle and wheel brace.

Mike