On the top of the fuel tank of my 1998 Jaguar XJ8, there are a couple of Blue plastic parts. One of them has two inlet/outlet hose connectors. Would anyone know what that part is called? I broke one of the connectors when when replacing my fuel pump, and now I am going to have to replace it, but I don't even know what to search for.

Thanks for looking.

 

The entire part on top of the tank you need is called the EVAPORATIVE LOSS FLANGE.

Should be the same for XJ8 1998-2000 MY.

bob

 

One of these? they happen to be sitting on my kitchen table at the moment.

I'm sure bob will correct me if I am wrong, but the two flanges are for different model years. Besides the visual differences, the one on the left is for early model cars. The white connector on the right flange, for MY2000+ is a 6 pin opposed to a 4 pin. This is due to the change in the fuel float connection from going into the back center of the odl design tanks to the fuel level float housed inside the tank.


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Mine is a 1998MY XJ8. I think the one on the left looks more like the one I have. What do you want for it?

 

All,

I have a broken tube on my fuel level vent valve. The pictures in this tread below show one like mine a 4 pin....Can anyone help direct me to where I might find either the (FLW) Fuel Level Vent Valve/ pressure relief valve assembly or the flange unit assembly.....Valve Looks on the diagrams to screw into the flange assembly unit?
Any and all help is much appreciated...

Do the flange as well as the valve have a part numbers? Love to know those.
Thank you.