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Hello all;
I plan to give a try over this weekend to clear the existing "P0442" code by attempting to change out that so called "J" hose
under the left rear of the car. However I am not familiar at all with a specific jacking point on that left rear side as I want to be safe.
Can anyone tell me or send me a photo of a good jacking point for this job?
Thank you!

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A car ramp is easier and safer.

The best jack point is the jacking point in the manual. Then a jack stand under the beam, because , of course, no one works under a car on a jack, since Darwin has removed those genes from the pool.

Floor jack?

Right under the spring, jack stand inboard.
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For a floor jack. There are four hosting points under the car. Page 129 of your owners manual.
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I have ramps but I thought I would have to remove the rear left wheel to access that "J" hose.

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On my 1999 if you drive forward onto the ramp it gets out of the way of the EVAP canister access
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Do I need a special tool to remove those fancy, schmancy Volvo hose clamps?

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I think most people clip them off with diagonal pliers. You can use Pex clamps from home plumbing section to replace them
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Thanks much abscate!

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