here's the Series 3 XJ Parts Manual in sections, in PDF format, which you can open one by one, or download and save.

 

Jose,
Many thanks for these useful infos. For future reference, I have downloaded them all,assembled them in order and placed them all in a folder.
Best wishes,
Gerard.

 

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Thank you Jose! Not sure who handles this, but this needs to be made a STICKY.

 

When I working on my 1980 Series 3 in the late 80s, I found the parts manual as useful as the workshop manual, in fact probably more useful. It also tells you the size and length of the bolts using a code, although right now I can't remember it. I'll have a look at the PDFs and see if I can work it out again. I used the codes to get the sizes so I could order stainless steel items.

 

Ha! This would be extremely useful if you dig that info out and post it here.

 

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Does any one had maybe the same placement of fuses in the fuse box? I've looked everywhere on google, forums, my own user manual, all are different than mine.
I have a Jaguar XF 2.2 Diesel 2011 (facelift body x250) it's right hand drive. None of fuse box diagrams anywhere will match mine, i've looked at my10 publish to my15 , all possible years none matches not even my own manual (pathetic from jaguar I know) please if anyone has the same would very much appreciate the help... I'm having problem changing the boot/trunk lock mechanism, it stopped working recently and can't open it (not from key fob, not from dash board, not from electronically button-near rear camera) only way is to manually pop the key blade into the barrel and twist. wire looms seem all in great condition all the way down to it's connector that lead to central locking module, rear camera/rev lights/ tailgate lights all working, except the lock release , Was hoping to check the fuses ?

 

Hi BraveSoul,
your car is not a Series 3 XJ-6 or 12. (1979-1987 and V12 until 1992). You need to ask in the XF Forum.

 

thank you, will do mate