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That's a 'kayanite blue. It was going to be that or silver.
Yeh I read about potential problems. Only one I was worried about was the timing chain tensioners and arms. But as my car has only 29000 on the clock I'm told not to worry. I'll only use approved oil too which I think is part of that issue.
Beautiful cars guys. I am a big fan and as soon as I sell my Lexus, I am hoping the 2008 I have found is still there. You guys had any issues? The XKR I am looking at is navy with light cashmere. It's a coupe with chrome wheels and 36k miles. Seems to be perfect but for a little road rash on the front wheels. I read where one guy spent a fortune on a extended warranty and never used it. He bought with 40k and now had over 80k. The 80's & 90's were not kind to Jaguar....scares me a little. I'm old enough to remember. Hope to be on with pics soon.
cant speak on issues. I just got mine 2 weeks ago, and...people are gonna yell at me...I haven't even taken it out of the garage yet.
What???? Mine will be an everyday driver! I have a friend who has 2......a coupe and a Cab! Never drives them. Instead, he drives his old Kia beat up mom-van!!
Makes no sense to me!
What???? Mine will be an everyday driver! I have a friend who has 2......a coupe and a Cab! Never drives them. Instead, he drives his old Kia beat up mom-van!!
Makes no sense to me!
I hear ya. Believe me, my wife cant understand either... I just sold my corvette that I bought 2 years ago. I didn't even put 200 miles on it. I have the following vehicles at presnt time: 07 Jag XK (just bought), 2012 Audi A7 bought 2 yrs ago, not even 10k on it yet, 01 GMC Yukon XL (lifted, tires, etc)-less than 10k since 2004 when did lift work, and a 2006 Audi A4 with 166,000 miles. which do ya think I drive daily? The A4 was gonna be sold when my wife bought her Volvo, but I said, "why sell it, what am I going to sell for", it's worth it to me to just drive it and keep mileage and wear off the A7. Now my wife says I have 3 toys. eh, what ya gonna do. it'd kill me to drive the Jag every day and wear it down, road damage etc. instead, i'll keep it in garage, take out now and then, enjoy it and tuck it away, wipe er down and enjoy next time.
i am a car *****! i admit it....i have had 2-3 at a time...but usually i just keep for a few years and then move on. I am 57 and i think this Jag would be #54!!
It drives my wife crazy! She is completelyt content with the same car forever. I have never had one for over 3 years! Sadly, i love all kinds. I have driven as my everyday car many old streetrods....Hell, i put 50k miles on a 1941 Chevy Streetrod that only had 1200 miles when i bought it from the builder. It kills me just to see them sitting there!
Yeh I agree, that cars should be driven and appreciated, not sat in a garage all the time. It doesnt do them any good either, sitting about. Mine is a daily driver and seeing as my job will be moving closer to home soon, I wont be putting too many miles on her anyway. Saying that, I cant help it at the moment, she's addictive lol. Ive had guys at work crowding round my new Jag, they appreciate what a beauty she is, not to mention that 5L V8 Supercharged Heart she has. Gives you a sense of pride knowing others recognise the greatness of our motors. You dont get that when it's hidden away.
Yeah...I’m trying to devise a way to secure it. Whatever it was originally affixed to seems to be missing. :-o
Without going out in the pouring rain to check my car, I'll rely on the Workshop Manual!
As I recall, the splash shield has two spring nuts at the rear outer edge. The air deflector has a "tongue" which engages in a square slot in the splash shield:
The wheelarch liner goes over the top of the deflector which is then fixed with two M6 x 21 torx bolts pasing through the matching holes in the bottom of the wheelarch liner into the spring nuts.