prop shaft interchange???
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prop shaft interchange???
Hello Guys, Which X-Type prop shafts interchange? Hollander shows '02-'04, then '05up?? HOWEVER, after having depended upon their impressive data base in my business for years, I have learned that sometimes one must read between the lines as their interchanges are EXACT i.e. same 'color',same 'smell', unless footnoted with outside field data. I am aware that Jaguar often requires a VIN in order to purchase a part...other makers have the same policy. This policy is two fold. 1.To ensure a correct part. 2. To limit the maker's liability. This requirement does NOT mean that a part does NOT share applications. OK...no more hot air from me. As you all know, we are fortunate to share company with several very knowledgable/highly credentialed Jag Techs as well as many accomplished 'shade tree' wrenches. Hopefully one of you guys have a definitive answer to my question. Respectfully, Andy
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c.3823, why are you looking for a new prop shaft? If you are trying to get the squealing of the support bearing to stop, you can buy the bearing and have the old one pressed off and the new one pressed on. The bearings are only about $150 for a new bearing so I would recommend that route.
It's not really that big of a deal swapping out a drive shaft, you just don't want to land on you while you're under the car :P. You just disconnect it from the transfer case and the rear diff and then undo the bolts that are holding the support bearing to the chassis. Then the whole thing just comes right out!
Also, the viscous coupling was what they used in 02-03 for their awd system. Basically what would happen is that when the front wheels would slip, it would heat up the fluid in the viscous coupling (making it more viscous) and would lock the coupling thus sending power the the rear wheels. I am not sure how the 04 and up system works because my car is an 02, but I do know that it is mechanical and tends to send most of the power to the rear wheels when sliding. To counter the rwd bias in the 04+ many members just pull their ebrake and then get power to the front. I've heard with stability control in 04+ it also helps.
It's not really that big of a deal swapping out a drive shaft, you just don't want to land on you while you're under the car :P. You just disconnect it from the transfer case and the rear diff and then undo the bolts that are holding the support bearing to the chassis. Then the whole thing just comes right out!
Also, the viscous coupling was what they used in 02-03 for their awd system. Basically what would happen is that when the front wheels would slip, it would heat up the fluid in the viscous coupling (making it more viscous) and would lock the coupling thus sending power the the rear wheels. I am not sure how the 04 and up system works because my car is an 02, but I do know that it is mechanical and tends to send most of the power to the rear wheels when sliding. To counter the rwd bias in the 04+ many members just pull their ebrake and then get power to the front. I've heard with stability control in 04+ it also helps.
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pls help...! the info here is extremely helpfull. i have a 02 x type only 74k miles. it had this horrible noise after 30mph and until 60mph. i bought a used rear drive shaft. replaced it. but it was bent. had to take it down. However: i removed the end bearing-like-part at the end, that connects into the front-trany. the worse part of the noise is gone. Now it humms on 4th gear. but im exhausted. I have read a lot in this forum, great info. 1) what do you actually call those bearings? 2) are they even for sale? 3) is my tranny gonna go bad? all the gears shift great. 4) could it be now the rear bearing (didnt replace it) well i am grateful to this forum. here is why: i went to a shop, they said it was the drive shaft, wanted $499 for a rebuil part plus $185 labor. i did it all my self. turns out the rear drive shaft had nothing wrong apparently. it seems the humming noise comes from a small box adjacent to the tranny, its the part that connects to the rear drive shaft. very very puzzled.
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