Yes, normal.

I've found the best way to check for superseded numbers is to look up each part number on a reliable Jag dealership website such as those below. They'll give you the latest superseded number for the part, plus the price of the part. It's a good baseline for shopping the part online at other sites like eBay, Amazon and the gazillion other parts sellers out there. And when other parts retailers don't carry a particular part, these guys most likely will have it.

Jaguar Land Rover Columbia
Jaguar Merriam Parts

Sorry, I don't have an easy way to answer this. The short answer is no, but someone else may chime in with a correction.

 

+1

it's hit and miss on other VIN interchageability. Decide if you're happy to get a wrong part and try to exchange it. I find it far more trouble than the minor cost saving.

 

^+1

 

I'm getting no pictures, when I click on the black arrow to show a picture, I get an error message saying "No internet connection could be established"

I think i'm running Chrome 32bit? (the chrome files are in folder Chrome (x86)). Any ideas?

 

Firstly, a very big and sincere thank you for making this invaluable resource available. I have installed it under Windows 7 Ultimate with Seamonkey 2.47 64-bit as default browser, and all seems well other than the fact that the "VIN Search" button is greyed out and dysfunctional. Can you advise, please ?

Philip Taylor, 1st-time poster, 1st-time Jag owner, 2004 S-Type 3.0 in black.

 

Appreciate all the work. Installs fine but the username and password do not work for me? Also on my system, the user name will only appear as capitals?

 

Hi it works all right by me. I will check it later on my computer to see if it has capital letters too. I reinstalled about two weeks ago.

 

Username converts to all caps and works fine on my install.
Yes, certain functions / features don't work as this is not the fully funtional paid subscription version.

 

Thankyou for the help, much appreciated. The html link obviously works as it takes me to the log in page but it still will not log me in. I'm not too concerned as it's a parts list and I'm more interested in getting the workshop manual to install in my Win 10 64bit system.
Cheers Dan

 

Happy to help. The electronic parts catalog download is now somewhat obsolete anyway, as Jaguar has superceded many part numbers over the years and those revisions are often not in the download.

I always find it best to look up part numbers using one of the online Jag dealerships that sells parts online, as their search engines will spit out the most up-to-date part number for your VIN, along with its price. So you get both the correct part number and a baseline price for the genuine Jag brand part. Then I start comparative shopping.

 

Welcome to the forum Porcupine,

Please follow this link New Member Area - Intro a MUST - Jaguar Forums - Jaguar Enthusiasts Forum to the New Member Area - Intro a MUST forum and post some info about yourself and your vehicle for all members to see. In return you'll get a proper welcome and some useful advice about posting to the forum.

Graham

 

This post (number 109) might be helpful. It worked for me.

https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/s...s-48052/page6/

 

Just downloaded the JEPC and it works great.


Thanks!

 

winrar downloaded fine. When I click on the catalog link in the post, a crazy screen of jibberish opens up. I know this thread is old, but I am slow.

 

Just confirming this works perfectly on my Mac running Windows 7 in Parallels (10). Many thanks for the download.

ian

 

I can't find any other version or instructions in any of your posts in this thread. Is it elsewhere? Or no longer relevant?

Thanks!

 

buckMR2 and androulakis, very cool of you to have provided this!

Jaguar, very lame of you not to make this MUCH easier! Some other manufacturers put a pdf file online. You just download it and you're done.

And having scrolled through this thread, it seems like one of the many things that is doomed to not work on my PC :-( Hopefully dealer websites will - I'll start with that ...

 

Don't forget the forum sponsor(s)!

 

I had an issue. I use Windows 10, 64 bit machine and followed the directions exactly, BUT, knowing that Windows has to have improved in locating directories since 2006 and Vista,/XP levels, I thought that I could combine the 2 directories under one folder in the C: root drive to make it cleaner. Then the program would not open...password not authenticated. I separated them into two individual directories, directly under the C: and the login then worked fine.

To find where the JEPCIndex file is located, go to File Manager, and search for the name. It should show one or two files. Double click on either, and if you get to the next step showing the login screen, you have found the file route location for the icon to work properly.

It would be nice to have a current price list, but oh well...

Thanks, George!

 

George,
Thanks for your original post. My copy of the JEPC somehow got corrupted - at a critical time when I've dropped the subframe of my XK8 and am doing a suspension overhaul. I'm back on track after following your instructions.
Kudos!!!