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bocatrip 02-14-2019 04:38 PM


Originally Posted by 8bit (Post 2027018)
Have you tried changing the expansion tank cap?

Yup. Been there, done that. Thanks anyway.

BlueXKR-S 07-02-2019 04:12 PM

Hi

Can you share the part numbers for the new C, Y, and plastic bleeder parts?

Thanks


Originally Posted by riverman (Post 2022934)
Having just completed a coolant pump change in my 2010 XKR, the latest revision I found was AJ813909. After a couple hours research looking for the hard (brittle) tube (B in graphic) and the little Y shaped part number (A in graphic) connecting the pump bypass and the throttle body to the heater return, I realized the design had been changed to a simpler and more reliable configuration. The Y part is no longer available, nor is the hard tube. They are replaced by a new design that has a thick rubber tube coming off the large coolant tube (C in graphic) thermostat to upper manifold. As my car is a daily driver who has put about 60k of the 120k miles on my XKR, I try to minimize unecessary downtime. As I do my almost all of my own mechanical work, I would definitely recommend at a minimum changing those parts (for about $100 US) and save yourself the extra hours of labor that will be needed when they deteriorate from the inside out simply due to age. The new design requires replacement of the large coolant tube and the Y part, but eliminates the brittle plastic tube, and you get a new plastic bleeder connection to plug into the coolant pump, which is another common failure point that will cause you to have to go to the new design.


https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.jag...63fc16c7fc.png
OLD DESIGN - 5.0 S/C
https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.jag...16f79a0f35.jpg
NEW DESIGN - 5.0 S/C (you can just see the new grey colored "Y" part at the top of the picture.)


ralphwg 07-02-2019 09:54 PM

I'm not sure if the following part numbers are what you are looking for. My water pump was replaced last week including the following hoses/pipes.

Water pump AJ813909
TUBE C2Z18658
PIPE-OUTLET AJ813865
TUBE AJ813917
HOSE C2P13304

BlueXKR-S 07-06-2019 09:45 PM

Thanks. Do you know why they replaced the last two parts? Were they leaking?

riverman 07-07-2019 01:05 AM

I bought Land Rover parts as they were cheaper; Several sites will provide cross reference numbers to Jaguar part numbers... The bleeder is included now on the large coolant down tube to the thermostat (P/N: RV-LR049989). The "Y" or arrow A in graphic is Throttle Body Heater hose (P/N: RV-LR045238) and the small outlet on it is now sealed and not used since the bleeder tube now connects to the down tube.

ralphwg 07-07-2019 05:20 PM

C2P13304 was cracked and leaking. From the description I believe that this hose is part of the oil cooling system.

tberg 07-07-2019 11:10 PM

Hey Ralph,
I had the same part replaced as well as my oil cooler which was also leaking. Fortunately, we took the old oil cooler off my original engine so I wasn't forced to buy a new one. How idoes Friday for lunch look?

ralphwg 07-08-2019 07:42 PM

Hey Ted - Fridays are not good for me. I usually play Bridge or do a family thing with one of the Grand kids. Any other day this week is good. Ralph

jfwilson76 10-28-2019 05:04 PM

Would you happen to know what the Jaguar Part Number is for this hose on the supercharged versions? Thanks.


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