I need the two clevis fork pieces that attach the rear end of the hand brake cable to the pivot arm on the differential case on my Mark 2. These are items 8 and 10 in the shop manual illustration of the hand brake system.

Anyone have a good used set you'd be willing to part with?

Thanks.

 

I am not using the all stock pieces, let me look and see what your talking about. Use this illustration, anything on the diff/rear end I will not be using.

 

I'm looking for the part labeled #6, plus the clevis/forked part it attaches to, which is not numbered in the figure.

Much appreciated.

 

Message me your address and I will try to get them off this week end and get them cleaned up and in the mail to you.

 

I have it off, just need an address....

 

PM sent

 

Blurooster.
I am looking for the little piece shown in the images below. I could get this little piece rechromed but it would cost much more than the part is worth. Do you happen to have a good rust free example?

 

Part is in the mail this pm, dmericas
what is the part your looking for Mk2?

 

OK, here's a tip. The Mark 2 handbrake mechanism has a compensator mechanism mounted on the rear axle whereby the handbrake cable movement is converted to lateral pulls on the cables to the actual handbrake calipers. It can pivot to compensate for different movement in each caliper. Jaguar provided beautiful bronze bearings on this compensator, but no provision for lubrication whatsoever, so they tend to be neglected and seize. What I did back in the 80s was get a nut welded onto the side that took a grease nipple. A simple drill-through gave a passage for the grease, (or one can use heavy grade oil). Result, a handbrake that carries on working !