Jaguar XK TSB's
Hi Gus,
Nice to hear from you. I don't really need anything, thanks.
But I spotted your post on MPC regarding the frustrating "Navigation DVD" issue -- which provided a link to this site -- and I was unable to open your attached PDF file in message #49. So I joined the Forum, and still couldn't open anything. It was while browsing that I discovered Matt's reminder to new members.
Don't know if I'll ever get to the requisite ten posts in order to obtain "permission," considering my inactivity of late. However, I still try to stay informed, and follow select topics.
Hello to all who remember me from elsewhere. You're in my thoughts, even though I'm no longer an active participant.
Harley D. - '03 XK8
Southern California
Nice to hear from you. I don't really need anything, thanks.
But I spotted your post on MPC regarding the frustrating "Navigation DVD" issue -- which provided a link to this site -- and I was unable to open your attached PDF file in message #49. So I joined the Forum, and still couldn't open anything. It was while browsing that I discovered Matt's reminder to new members.
Don't know if I'll ever get to the requisite ten posts in order to obtain "permission," considering my inactivity of late. However, I still try to stay informed, and follow select topics.
Hello to all who remember me from elsewhere. You're in my thoughts, even though I'm no longer an active participant.
Harley D. - '03 XK8
Southern California
The ten post rule is an issue if you have joined the forums to get answers as I did. I don't have a lot of luck talking about stuff I know nothing about till I can look at some of the items I've inquired about. I know these are the rules but.....
Hey Jim, I just purchased a used 2007 XK and bought a K&N air filter. It looks like the air filter box is located low behind the left headlight in front of the left front tire. Do you know the best approach to access the air filter box??
Thanks,
Pete Russell
Thanks,
Pete Russell
309-S501
iriddles-
Post 4 more times and your post count of 10 should allow you access to the file. If you just welcome some new members in the new members section you can get there quickly.
iriddles-
Post 4 more times and your post count of 10 should allow you access to the file. If you just welcome some new members in the new members section you can get there quickly.
I agree. I can help all you need with an XJ-S, but I am new to the XKR and need to learn.
The 10 posts fly by when you chat about other member's projects, ask a question or two, and welcome other new members in your same situation as a newbie. The XJS section can always use more knowledgeable owners.
thanks for info

convertible top electrical system as advised by Gus - thanks Gus

Throttle body service action by Test point - Cheers

Technical Service Bulletin 417-05 (install a vent to lower headlight condensation issues)
ZF-adaption-TSB
am facing the same issue
yes differentt options
try adobe reader
I don't know why you are having trouble downloading the Word file but here it is in .pdf.
Bottom line is that the TSB was issued in August '99 at the start of the '00 model year. If your car was assembled after that you should have the green Pentosin fluid. Check the manufacture date on the driver 'B' column. Check the color of the fluid in the reservoir. The earlier fluid was yellow. Top up if low and green, flush if yellow.
There is also a common problem with the top lift rams leaking without much sign of escaped fluid. If reservoir is low you have a leak that must be fixed.
Also an excellent time to install the pressure regulating system before you blow the hoses which I am surprised hasn't happened yet. Mine blew at 40k mile, 4 year intervals like clockwork . . . three times.
Bottom line is that the TSB was issued in August '99 at the start of the '00 model year. If your car was assembled after that you should have the green Pentosin fluid. Check the manufacture date on the driver 'B' column. Check the color of the fluid in the reservoir. The earlier fluid was yellow. Top up if low and green, flush if yellow.
There is also a common problem with the top lift rams leaking without much sign of escaped fluid. If reservoir is low you have a leak that must be fixed.
Also an excellent time to install the pressure regulating system before you blow the hoses which I am surprised hasn't happened yet. Mine blew at 40k mile, 4 year intervals like clockwork . . . three times.
Remember, new members, with less than 10 posts and 3 days of membership (both must be achieved) cannot download or view 'attached' documents. Please read the New Member thread as the MUST READ for all new registered members.
thanks.
thanks.







