Broken Washer Fluid Hose.
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Part #GJA8969AB (JAGUAR OEM 98-03 XJ8 Wiper Washer-Windshield-Connector GJA8969AB | eBay)
Remove the cowl (4 or 5 screws) to remove/install the replacement elbow.
Remove the cowl (4 or 5 screws) to remove/install the replacement elbow.
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FYI -- The hose often fails at the connector ... there is enough hose to cut off the end and reattach. Make sure that's not the case with yours -- with the shorter hose the wiper pulls on the connector with each wipe until the connector snaps.
Jaguar sells the hose -- my dealer had a few of them ... I think they charged me $10. The list is more and really .. it's just a length of hose. I think the OE may be HD hose .. but I'm sure you can find some for less.
Jaguar sells the hose -- my dealer had a few of them ... I think they charged me $10. The list is more and really .. it's just a length of hose. I think the OE may be HD hose .. but I'm sure you can find some for less.
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omgimali (03-19-2017)
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FYI -- The hose often fails at the connector ... there is enough hose to cut off the end and reattach. Make sure that's not the case with yours -- with the shorter hose the wiper pulls on the connector with each wipe until the connector snaps.
Jaguar sells the hose -- my dealer had a few of them ... I think they charged me $10. The list is more and really .. it's just a length of hose. I think the OE may be HD hose .. but I'm sure you can find some for less.
Jaguar sells the hose -- my dealer had a few of them ... I think they charged me $10. The list is more and really .. it's just a length of hose. I think the OE may be HD hose .. but I'm sure you can find some for less.
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omgimali (03-20-2017)
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Cowl Removal
When removing the cowl, please be aware there are small metal washers underside of where the screws attaché. They may have been glued on 17 years ago, but may not be anymore. Or are still stuck on when you remove the cowl, and subsequently make a break for freedom.
The cowl is not thick or strong enough to be clamped by screw alone if the backing washer is missing, it'll keep deflecting as you tighten.
The cowl is not thick or strong enough to be clamped by screw alone if the backing washer is missing, it'll keep deflecting as you tighten.
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