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  2. LairdScooby started following Mk2 fuel pump and Jaguar X type 2.1 V6 parts
  3. LairdScooby
    I think your best bet will be a scrapyard as the new ones (for the petrol engine) are NLA : https://parts.jaguarlandroverclassic.com/parts/index/part/id/400.1284.3696.16346/brand/jaguar/ As a "prove it or not" test, you could wrap duct tape around where they have been cut, if the problem disappears you have a semi permanent repair (as long as you use duct tape on those two ducts) that will keep you going until you find a used item in a scrappies.
  4. LairdScooby
    Electric pumps are almost always polarity sensitive but it looks as if it's wired for negative earth.
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  6. Couper71
    Hi all. Need help finding these parts for my motor. The 2 short hoses ( if you can call them that) have at some point been cut through. I only noticed recently and on start up there is a very loud noise of air intake. This is accompanied by popping and some lumpiness, which eventually settles down. Im wondering if the excessive air influx is affecting the fuel delivery/mix and causing the lumpiness. In any event these parts need replacing. Many thanks
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  9. stocky
    Can anyone identify this fuel pump, I need to know if its polarity sensitive as I want to change cars polarity.
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    Hi there im after a set of Amirante wheels two smaller front and two rear. Had anyone got some to Sell or know of any going?
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  15. Graham C
    Hi John. I'm afraid I can't help you with this. Sorry.
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    Your best source of correct part numbers for all things Jaguar is the Jaguar parts website, link below: Genuine & Authentic Classic Parts | Jaguar Land Rover Classic Parts Just click through the prompts until you get to the model and system you are interested in. N6 JMX
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  32. unlucky alf
    What is the situation in regards to injectors & numbers?, I see listings on ebay quoting long numbers that don't even appear on the item such as EJDR00101Z / 2S7Q-9K546-AH, Is that something i should be concerned about?.
  33. unlucky alf
    After much searching on the net & looking for ideas I came across probably the most simple & obvious test, Just going along with a long screwdriver & listening to the clacking of the injectors, So this morning brandishing my magical long screwdriver i set about giving that a go, , , , , ,Bingo!, one injector not clacking, & just to double check i unplugged it & the engine note stayed the same, So hopefully that'll sort it when I can get hold of one, so what is the procedure on fitting another as I hear it has to be coded in or something & is there a club member that does this?.
  34. V richmond
    Hello attached problem details- can you help please as car off road?
  35. V richmond
    Hello attached problem details- can you help please as car off road?
  36. MainJag
    i have a 2020 SVR. Wondering if there is any optional (wider) wheels/tires available?
  37. Big John
    Hi Tim Personally I have grave doubts about messing with the turbo and adding Mr Muscle! I would strongly advise a code reader before randomly trying things that might not be the problem anyway. I would either be buying a code reader from ebay / amazon or getting the codes read by a mechanic. From what you said it does not have an MOT so presumably getting it to a garage to have the codes read is an issue. You could try and book an MOT so that you could legally drive there to get the codes read? Good luck. ....they are great cars and well worth the effort of saving them 🙂
  38. stocky
    Hi I have a mk2 3.4 1966 which is positive earth, I would like to fit a retro bluetooth radio. How easy is it to change the polarity to negative earth or if I took to an auto lecky what roughly would they charge? Thanks John
  39. unlucky alf
    My neighbours code reader turned out to be next to useless & would be more at home in a Xmas cracker!, In regards to a faulty injector I had actually read that somewhere but not how to find it, Would a leak off test show it up? (something I have never done), I have just stuck my nose into the turbo inlet this morning & although there is no side to side or in & out play it doesn't spin what I would call freely, would the ' drill hole & Mr Muscle' help with this?, , , , ,sorry with all the questions but playing with diesels is a pastures new for me, Oh & no engine light on by the way, , , , Many thanks for your help so far.
  40. LairdScooby
    Computer (says "NO!")
  41. Big John
    From your response, my guess would be a faulty injector. I would also check the smell / level of the engine oil as if an injector is not operatin g properly, excessive diesel may be being washed into the crankcase causing oil dilution. If the smell / level are OK hopefully the code reader will help. I assume you do not have a engine light on the dashboard?.....
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