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Angry Grrrr!!! PO jacking damage

I just noticed tonight that the PO must have had the car jacked up poorly at some point in the past.

The rear passenger floor is buckled up quite a bit. Its quite a hump. The sills look fine though and the car seems otherwise unharmed.

Is that of any major concern from a structural perspective?

I assume that this could also become a spot for rust to start due to the stress cracks that are sure to be there.

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Nah - just beat it back down -- check the sealing. Be thankful he didn't jack it up under the oil lines...
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YEP mines the same way....but I can only see it when I'm under the car ....I'll probly leave it alone
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My PO did the same thing and I can only notice it when under the car. At some stage I may beat it back.
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Just knock it back with a soft mallet. No problems when I did mine - didn't have a mallet handy, so just stomped on it with a heavy boot...
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I have a bump on both sides, after I had my wheels balanced and the tracking done last time by a local garage. Unfortunately did not notice until I removed the carpet for replacement. I have a slight bump on the driver-side close to the map pocket, and a rather nasty one under the passenger seat. I will push them both out before fitting the new carpet.
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Don't necessarily blame the PO, I had an inspection station do that once. These guys aren't always the brightest bulbs!

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