How To Air Purge A Jack 

Yes! I was stabbing mine with a small screw driver like an idiot.

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You can also make a custom, made to fit pad for your jack from an old tire. The trick is finding a shredded piece of tire large enough to cut a piece from it. Oh wait! I should be able to score some shredded tire pieces from any large tire shop in the area of which I live. Yes! Good info there, perhaps I'll do that. Oh wait! What about just cutting a piece out of a whole tire? Well, you can do that but then you'd need to either store the rest of the carcass or get rid of it and therein lies the rub. Generally speaking, you cannot just toss a tire into the trash because it isn't legal to do so. This means you might have trouble disposing of what you don't use. The bottom line is to make sure you can do what you want to do without it becoming a problem or cost a bunch of money. That's why just grabbing a piece of a tire that's already shredded works so well. Just keeping your eyes open while driving along the highway for a larger chunk of tire is a good option too. Best wishes! - Max Giganteum

+vankmen1 Always possible with bigger items like this. Only a few companies actually make the pistons and jack parts for everyone according to their style.

Yes, it's pretty standard procedure.

thecheesburgler Nope, ther is no screw under the plug.

narinderpal kahlon Yes, they go down very fast. When you lower the car you have to be very carful not to turn the lever tomutch or the car fals down very hard. You say it's a craftsman, well I have the same one but it is red and it's from rodac. It's just a name the put on it but that's all. For hobby use it's very good but if I would work on cars professional I would not buy this one.

cedicol thank you. I used it for for a recent oil change and it worked perfectly fine for me. all i did was purge the air whenever i needed to use it. overall, didn't give me trouble and the oil change was successful. also isn't their any place to add grease like you can on the pittsburgh jacks from harbor freight? i didn't find a place and thought it would help decrease the chances of the jack lowering the vehicle very fast.

You sure it's the same model as the one in the video?

@@kennethkline7794 exactly the same

Yes. Hold it down. You can't access the bleeder / fill port with the handle up

Take it back to the store

Donda Nana It can be frustrating but with a small flathead screwdriver and some patience you can do it. Push the rubber plug into the hole as best you can then use the screwdriver to gently push the other side where it's hanging up down into the hole.

You only use jack oil in a A jack , if you put something else in it , it needs taken out and filled with proper fluid

Samuel Bowers my torin 3 ton is the same style as his in the video. The rubber fill cap can be found everywhere.