Series One dashboard - loose
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It is supposed to hinge down on the bottom pins
Without the bottom pins installed, you can remove the two screws and pull the door outward and tilt it down.
With the additional stuff in the center parcel tray... it would not hinge downward without removing the "stuff".
I chose not to remove the bottom pins but to take out the dual AC vents if the fuse panel needed to be lowered. Same choice was made
on both S1 cars... did not want the associated rattles...
If you are missing the ability to hinge yours downward, let me know - I have spare parts.
With the additional stuff in the center parcel tray... it would not hinge downward without removing the "stuff".
I chose not to remove the bottom pins but to take out the dual AC vents if the fuse panel needed to be lowered. Same choice was made
on both S1 cars... did not want the associated rattles...
If you are missing the ability to hinge yours downward, let me know - I have spare parts.
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Without the bottom pins installed, you can remove the two screws and pull the door outward and tilt it down.
With the additional stuff in the center parcel tray... it would not hinge downward without removing the "stuff".
I chose not to remove the bottom pins but to take out the dual AC vents if the fuse panel needed to be lowered. Same choice was made
on both S1 cars... did not want the associated rattles...
If you are missing the ability to hinge yours downward, let me know - I have spare parts.
With the additional stuff in the center parcel tray... it would not hinge downward without removing the "stuff".
I chose not to remove the bottom pins but to take out the dual AC vents if the fuse panel needed to be lowered. Same choice was made
on both S1 cars... did not want the associated rattles...
If you are missing the ability to hinge yours downward, let me know - I have spare parts.
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If you have a look at my picture in #2 of this thread you will see the two plastic knobs pointed to with red arrows. Those plastic knobs are molded onto the knurled part of the screws in your picture
Update, here is what they should look like. Try David at everyday XJ, he should be able to sort out a pair for you.(he is a member of the forums.)
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...yday-xj-91303/
Update, here is what they should look like. Try David at everyday XJ, he should be able to sort out a pair for you.(he is a member of the forums.)
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...yday-xj-91303/
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Going by your pic I have all I need between my two switch panels to make everything work properly.
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