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Old 07-14-2017, 11:03 AM
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I'm looking for a wooden/leather steering wheel in good condition, without controls, in beige, to fit my 04 X-type. So if anyone has one sitting around in their garage or loft, which they no longer need, and wish to turn it into cash, please let me know.

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You may be better off buying a new wood one like one of these listed =

https://www.carid.com/2006-jaguar-x-...eering-wheels/
 
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I bought mine for my 2002 from DrDome a forum member who parts out x-types. Text him and see if he has one available or knows where to find one.
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I would be interested in finding out if anyone has had theirs restored.
 
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Mine is still like factory brand new =:~)
 
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Thanks guys.
Does anyone know if the S Type steering wheel fits the X Type???
There seems to be many more wooden steering wheels available for S Types around.

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Hi. If you have never had a "wood trim" steering wheel think twice. I put one on my Rover 75 and regretted it. OK they look great but in the sun mine got too hot to touch. Also I had to stop wearing my rings for fear of marking it. Any major wheel movement they clicked against it and every click is a tiny mark. "these build up"
 
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It certainly can get hot. Here in Utah where the summer (now) temperatures are high 90's to low 100's for at least 2 months, the car really gets cooking. I purchased one of these and it is astonishing how well it works keeping the heat down, dash protected, seats not frying. I retro fitted the 2 suction cups to some industrial mechanical actuated ones (think picking up glass sheets type) from harbor freight that are about 1 1/2" or so in diameter @ 99¢ each.

Sort of like these, but black and smaller =



Screen (mine's a little different, foldable w/tie strap and small suction cups to stick to interior of window) but same idea=

 
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Thanks Dunks.
Actually I never thought of that........and it does get VERY hot in Malta......and I do wear finger rings on each hand.
As my car has only covered 11,000 miles the steering wheel is "as new", so I think I might well take your advise.......but the wood grain steering wheels do look good.

Alan in sunny malta.
 
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Myrtle productions makes an all wood version

http://www.myrtleltd.com/jaguar-xtype-walnut-steering-wheel-p-236.html?cPath=66_84
 
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And to answer yur question "S" type wheels do NOT fit the "X" type spindle.


I have an '06 wheel in my '02, some electronic and plastic surgery was needed to enable the cruise control.
 
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Originally Posted by Dell Gailey
It certainly can get hot. Here in Utah where the summer (now) temperatures are high 90's to low 100's for at least 2 months, the car really gets cooking. I purchased one of these and it is astonishing how well it works keeping the heat down, dash protected, seats not frying. I retro fitted the 2 suction cups to some industrial mechanical actuated ones (think picking up glass sheets type) from harbor freight that are about 1 1/2" or so in diameter @ 99¢ each.

Sort of like these, but black and smaller =



Screen (mine's a little different, foldable w/tie strap and small suction cups to stick to interior of window) but same idea=

Great idea and yes it does work I have similar but a p.i.t.a. having to go through the routine every time you stop in town. Also for cars without AC they are difficult to see thru whilst driving.
 

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