2000 S-Type Wiring Loom \ Harness
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2000 S-Type Wiring Loom \ Harness
2000 S-Type 3.0 V6 Manual
I need to replace the front harness and gearbox harness for this
vehilce as it was stolen and then recovered. Trying to source the
parts in Australia is impossible. It all seems to hard. Is anyone
able to provide me with a spare parts supplier where I might be
able to source what I need. I have searched the net and sent
several emails seeking the parts and most of the time I never hear
from the company or person I have emailed. Please Help. I am keen
to get the car back on the road. Thanks.
I need to replace the front harness and gearbox harness for this
vehilce as it was stolen and then recovered. Trying to source the
parts in Australia is impossible. It all seems to hard. Is anyone
able to provide me with a spare parts supplier where I might be
able to source what I need. I have searched the net and sent
several emails seeking the parts and most of the time I never hear
from the company or person I have emailed. Please Help. I am keen
to get the car back on the road. Thanks.
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well, don't email car-part.com directly they'll be of little help to you. The site is a nation-wide online registry of part-recycler's so just search for a wire harness and all the parts recylcers that have one will be listed.
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2000 S-Type 3.0 V6 Manual
I need to replace the front harness and gearbox harness for this
vehilce as it was stolen and then recovered. Trying to source the
parts in Australia is impossible. It all seems to hard. Is anyone
able to provide me with a spare parts supplier where I might be
able to source what I need. I have searched the net and sent
several emails seeking the parts and most of the time I never hear
from the company or person I have emailed. Please Help. I am keen
to get the car back on the road. Thanks.
I need to replace the front harness and gearbox harness for this
vehilce as it was stolen and then recovered. Trying to source the
parts in Australia is impossible. It all seems to hard. Is anyone
able to provide me with a spare parts supplier where I might be
able to source what I need. I have searched the net and sent
several emails seeking the parts and most of the time I never hear
from the company or person I have emailed. Please Help. I am keen
to get the car back on the road. Thanks.
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I seems I am going to have to try and source what I need from the UK as there is a difference between right hand drive and left as far as the looms go.
S-Type manual transmission vehicles appear to be rare altogether. I have never seen or heard of another in Australia. I am sure they are out there.
I may have found what I need from a supplier in the UK. The only other alternative is to try and source from Jaguar directly.
I appreciate the tips.
S-Type manual transmission vehicles appear to be rare altogether. I have never seen or heard of another in Australia. I am sure they are out there.
I may have found what I need from a supplier in the UK. The only other alternative is to try and source from Jaguar directly.
I appreciate the tips.
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Very few jags are manual. Also, the harness may have changed from time to time as the model years went by. You may be looking for something which sadly won't be available in a wrecker.
You could maybe find an auto electrician who would repair what you have - or do it yourself. There's nothing very special about repairing or duplicating a harness if you find out about how to do it (google, books etc) and devote lots of time and care to it.
You don't mention insurance but that would usually be another alternative.
John
You could maybe find an auto electrician who would repair what you have - or do it yourself. There's nothing very special about repairing or duplicating a harness if you find out about how to do it (google, books etc) and devote lots of time and care to it.
You don't mention insurance but that would usually be another alternative.
John
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