Fix It Up’s Halloween event has you locate 12 jar pieces spread around the map. Each is a little glass container topped with red-and-white checked fabric, hidden in corners, behind buildings, or inside a handful of shops instead of sitting in plain view. Collect all 12 to finish the event.
Quick answer: Collect 12 jar pieces across the map. Spawn points are randomized per server, so sweep every confirmed area below and watch the on-screen counter drop toward zero.
How the jar hunt works in Fix It Up
Each jar you pick up removes one from the total. The first grab shows “You collected a piece, missing 11 pieces,” and the number counts down with every jar until you reach zero. A fast way to search is to take out a car, drive between the spots listed below, and park close so you can hop out and click the jar.
Jar positions are randomized for every player and server. A jar that sits beside the junkyard fence in one session may not be there in yours, so treat the areas below as search zones rather than fixed marks.
Confirmed jar locations in the Halloween event
These seven areas have all produced a jar. Check both the outdoor corners and the interiors of the shops, since several jars sit behind counters or against back walls.
Junkyard
Head to the junkyard and look along the chain-link fence near the leaderboard boards. A jar sits right next to a gravestone. Park a little away from the stone, because cars can get caught on it.
Industrial building near the junkyard and fountain
Drive to the dark industrial building that has its own parking lot, between the junkyard and the central fountain. The jar sits in the back corner behind the structure.
Parking lot beside Spare Parts and the gas station
Head for the lot beside Spare Parts and the gas station. At the far end, look into a recess in the brick wall; the jar is wedged into the corner.
Central Park
Walk into the central park plaza with the large angel statue and fountain. The jar rests on the pavement right beside a wooden park bench.
Aerodyne Automotive
At Aerodyne Automotive, check the parking lot for the jar lodged in the gap separating the building’s outside wall from a green dumpster.
Bank parking garage, top floor
Head to the parking garage next to the bank and go all the way up to the open rooftop deck. The jar sits on the top level against an inner dividing wall.
Dealership near the hospital
Go inside the large dealership showroom near the hospital. Look behind the main lobby’s front desk, beside an armchair; step around the counter to reach the jar.
Spots that usually come up empty
While driving the central roundabout and fountain loop between pickups, you may be tempted to check the obvious landmarks. Several of them turned up no jars during a full sweep, so skip them unless your counter is still high after clearing the areas above.
- The central fountain interior
- Pitstop Repair garage interior
- The large showroom dealership near the fountain
- Red barn and shed backyard
- The first multi-story parking garage, all levels
- The enclosed construction site
- Children’s playground swings and slide
- Brake Zone interior and exterior
- Beachfront boardwalk and the beach kiosk
Because spawns are randomized, a jar could still appear at one of these spots on your server. Treat the list as lower priority, not off-limits.
How to know the event is complete
Every jar triggers a notification that counts down your remaining pieces, from “missing 11 pieces” on your first grab to “missing 1 piece” on your eleventh. When you click the twelfth and final jar, the missing count hits zero and the event registers as finished.
Event codes to grab during the hunt
While you search, watch the global announcement bar at the top of the screen. The game occasionally drops time-limited currency codes there, such as 7KACTIVE for 150,000€ (valid for five minutes) and 1EURO for 1€ (valid for three minutes). These expire quickly, so redeem them the moment they appear.
Standing codes you can enter through the in-game codes menu include RENASCAPTURADO, WATERLAVA, and SAUSAGE, each worth €5,000. Enter them exactly as written, since codes are case-sensitive.
