Well, I went in for brakes, and they are telling me that I also need 2 Axle/Hub Carrier Link's. They are pricing them at $219 a piece, plus 2 hours of labor at $60 per hour. The rubber piece he showed me does look warn. The part number he gave me was #43926011001, but it doesn't come up under any searches.

Is anyone aware of the part number, so I can compare pricing?

2000 Jaguar S-type 3.0 67,000 miles.

Thanks,
Shibajack

 

Sorry, can't help with the part number. You are getting a great price on labor for $60.00 per hr. Can you give the name and location of the shop?
This could help others who live in your area.

 

Those boots always go away, but unless there's play in the joint theyre fine for years to come

 

I called the dealership and got the part number #XR825750. The dealership wanted $273.13 for 1 side. I need 2. I found them on Rockauto.com for 79.70 a piece. So, its going to save me a ton. The rubber bushing is deteriating and has large cracks. The only thing I can think of is beach salt air?? The shop is "Big Al's". They specialize in Brakes and Mufflers.

 

thats not a jag part number I dont think.
who is the brake company, did they give you a manafacture name for that part number?

 

Thats not a rubber bushing if youre speaking of the rear toe links, and youll have to have an alignment when done. The end out by the brake disc that cracks is a boot over a metal bushing. And its rotor heat that does them in. The stype r's have a shield between them and the rotor and last much much longer