* Under the rear seat bottom cushion: You'll need to remove the seat bottom cushion. This usually involves lifting the cushion (sometimes there are clips or latches underneath) and then sliding it forward or pulling it up to remove it.
* Under the carpeting in the rear: You might need to remove some carpeting to access the jack. This would likely involve pulling back on the carpeting to reveal the jack.
* In the side panel: A less likely scenario, but some trucks hide tools within the side panels (in the area where the rear doors meet the cab).
To find your jack, try these steps:
1. Check under the rear seat bottom cushions: Look for clips or levers that allow you to lift and remove the cushion.
2. Check the owner's manual: It should detail the location of the jack and spare tire. Even if you don't have the original manual, you can likely find a PDF version online for a 1994 Chevy Silverado.
3. Look closely at the rear floor: Feel for any loose carpeting or access panels.
4. Check the side panels: Feel along the sides where the rear doors meet the cab; there might be an access panel.
If you can't find it, consider looking at online forums specific to 1994 Chevy Silverado owners. A picture of your truck's rear seat area would also help others determine the best approach.
