Does anyone know where to get a chassis lubrication chart for my 2000 XKR, or even if such a thing exists? I've been looking for one similar to the charts Jaguar provided for my E-type and Mark 9 that showed in cutaway view the location of each Zerk fitting on the car. I don't want to overlook any lube points.

Thanks!
Vince

 

Driveshaft U-joint and I think half shafts U-joints. That’s it. There really is no other Zerk fittings on these cars.

 

Vince,

Lubrication Charts have disappeared along with most of the components requiring periodic attention on modern Jaguars. For younger members who have never seen garage walls decorated with these charts:





Graham

 

Thank you giandanielxk8 and GGG for your helpful and informative replies. Although I'll probably never need one again, it was still good to see an old-fashioned lube chart!

Vince

 

I could see that being a fun design project. Creating a retro looking chart like that for one of our modern cars. Would also be sort of an inside joke, since there isn't that many lube points. But you could throw in some of the other things like our "Lifetime" trans oil, as long as that life time is only 75,000 miles. Of course, that would require more skill or time then I would want to commit to it, but I could see someone else doing it.

 

never mind

 

I think you have the wrong thread buddy.

 

OMG. I must have clicked in the wrong place. LOL

 

The dreaded related topic "feature" strikes again...

Wonder what the algorithm is

 

Perhaps based on ELIZA.

(spent a long time pondering if I should clarify this (1-2 seconds), decided 'no')

 

I'm glad I'm not the only one who finds the Related Threads to be invariably UNRELATED!

For those who have not discovered this, you can disable the Related Threads feature. Go to your Control Panel, and in the left column under Settings & Options, select Edit Options. Scroll down to the Thread Display Options section, and at the end of that section select Disable Related Threads. Now you will only get the thread you actually want to read.

Cheers,

Don