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Old 10-27-2012, 01:21 PM
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So we picked up a 2004 Jaguar XType 3.0 Sport with only 43K on it and were hoping to put it all back together. So far we have gotten a new hood, headlight, radiator, fan shroud, and thermostat housing, but still missing a few parts. One thing that didnt come with the radiator was the rubber support grommets that fit into the the upper and lower support bars and I have no Idea where I could get those... Any ideas??? I am also looking for a leaper because the one that was on there got stolen while sitting in the salvage yard. Any advice on this rebuild would be much appreciated.Thanks!!!!
 
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Old 10-27-2012, 03:05 PM
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The radiator retainer grommets are dealer items and are usually less than $10 each (based on experience with other hi ends). You can ask the junk yard where you got the parts.
 
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Old 10-27-2012, 03:58 PM
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Part numbers TOP C2S2685, BOTTOM C2S4405
 
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Thanks for the quick replies!! Just searched up the part number and found exactly what I was looking for. Next job, anyone had any experience changing headlight adjusters?? Thanks again!!
 
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Ahh, the subject of headlight adjusters.

They deteriorated on my car, to the point where they were dust! I took my headlights apart, using a heat gun and prying carefully. I then fabricated a "cheezy" adjuster from threaded rod, a bit of braze on the end, some epoxy and a spring. I installed a nut on the outside and it works, kind of.

I re-assembled my headlights with a hot glue gun. It's held up for 4 years now. I polished the lens with a small "snap on" brand 3 inch buffer and rubbing compound. They look good.
 
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