Does anyone remember the website of the site in the UK that sells Jaguar Factory Service manuals even Factory training manuals for a very reasonable price (they were like $10 each for a download)? I remember using them a year or two ago, but have lost the link.

Thanks

John

 

This link to my page has the training guides.

Link JagRepair.com - Jaguar Repair Information Resource

The next thing is to download or purchase JTIS on E-Bay

 

Thanks Gus, I appreciate it. John

 

I think this is what you were thinking of: https://www.jagdocs.com/

A lot is available free elsewhere though.

 

This very site has most if not all, free, if you look.

 

+1 on this site having JTIS and other docs for free as well as Gus's site

 

Friends, I appreciate the feedback. Steve's link was the one I was looking for. I've got an obscure wire in the "lighting stalk" or turn signal switch and I already tried all the free documents you referenced. I found a download for the 1998 XK8 electrical document for less than $5 so it was worth it.

I wish I could get JTIS to work on my PC but I've spent countless hours on it and have just about given up.

Unfortunately for me, my new document shows that the 1998 wiring is identical to the 1999 wiring diagrams I saw on Gus' sight. At least I have a clear understanding of how they expected this to work. In the Auto function Yellow Blue from the mirror connects to both Blue Yellow (Dip beam) and Red Yellow (Side).

When I figure out where the loose Purple wire in my switch should go, I'll post it for other's future reference should it come lose on someone else's switch and they loose Auto headlights.

You know this could be something. I've been searching for a purple wire in the diagrams. I am not color blind and the truth is this wire is closer to Lavender than Purple. As I typed this paragraph it occured to me that Jaguar does not use "light" or "lt" in any of their electrical wire color designations. I wonder if my unknown wire is just a 19 year old blue yellow wire that faded over the years. Well I'll let you know. Thanks again for your help.