I got the Haynes owners workshop manual but I'm missing some information. I would like drawings of fuel hoses, brake hoses and tubing and power steering and so on. I'm thinking of changing them to new ones. But I don't know dimension of the hoses and tubing. Is the a book that covers this information and drawings? Is the to be found on the internet? I was looking in to the download area but couldn't found anything for the XJ6 Series 1.

 

You won't find that in Haynes, which is more of a repair guide than a service manual. Ditto for the official service manual (big maroon book) although they do have a nice diagram of the servo unit and master cylinder.

Why not just take your components off and take them to an auto parts specialist? That's what I did with my Volvo 122 and they found me the matching brake lines and nuts. I did have to bend them myself of course.

 

The parts catalogue has exploded diagrams of everything, and part numbers. Most suppliers can cross reference to the original part number.
Also very handy for reassembly guidance when working on the car.



https://www.bookdepository.com/Jagua.../9781855200043

 

Yon can download the parts catalogue from the "How To" thread in the sticky's at the top of the XJ forum. Link below.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/mbkumj...68-73+%231.pdf

http://www.mediafire.com/file/ztom3t...68-73+%232.pdf

 

Thank you very much Adrian L and o1xjr for your answers. I found this site with exploded diagrams:

https://www.scparts.co.uk/sc_en/brit...1968-1987.html

The part numbers doesn't seem to be the same but the pictures are much better.

 

Here is the catalogue with exploded diagrams in pdf

https://www.scparts.co.uk/sc_en/catalogue-199992.html

If you want to print it, it's just 1005 pages!!!