Hi all.
As the title says really!
Can anyone tell me the part number for genuine std XK8 rear shocks/dampers?
"early 1999 4.0 coupe"
Or come to that OEM parts with similar numbers!
As I seem to be finding a few numbers that differ when I search,as some dont say if they are adaptive or not!!
Cheers Dave
As the title says really!
Can anyone tell me the part number for genuine std XK8 rear shocks/dampers?
"early 1999 4.0 coupe"
Or come to that OEM parts with similar numbers!
As I seem to be finding a few numbers that differ when I search,as some dont say if they are adaptive or not!!
Cheers Dave
Veteran Member
I have a Parts List that calls out Jaguar Part# MJA3540DE for the Standard (Non-Adaptive) Suspension.
This may be superseded by a newer#
This may be superseded by a newer#
Veteran Member
Quote:
This may be superseded by a newer#
Same part number:Originally Posted by Paul Pavlik
I have a Parts List that calls out Jaguar Part# MJA3540DE for the Standard (Non-Adaptive) Suspension.This may be superseded by a newer#
HMMM?
The seller said the ones I have just bought were listed for XK8 non adaptive with a number MJA3540DC then when they arrive the number on them is MJA3541DC on the bottom of the damper!
They are genuine Jaguar as they have the leaping cat logo!
The seller said the ones I have just bought were listed for XK8 non adaptive with a number MJA3540DC then when they arrive the number on them is MJA3541DC on the bottom of the damper!
They are genuine Jaguar as they have the leaping cat logo!
Junior Member
Jaguar Part# MJA3540DE for the Standard (Non-Adaptive) Suspension.
Is the correct part number rrp £141.21 EACH not Pair PLUS VAT = £338.88 / pair
However the part number etched on the dampers id different & does not compute.
I have just purchased a set from my local Jaguar Dealer
Regards
Bleasie
jag92hot@aol.com
Is the correct part number rrp £141.21 EACH not Pair PLUS VAT = £338.88 / pair
However the part number etched on the dampers id different & does not compute.
I have just purchased a set from my local Jaguar Dealer
Regards
Bleasie
jag92hot@aol.com
Am pleased to say that the pair of rear dampers I bought have been confirmed as correct for my non cats 1999 XK8.
Not a bad deal either at £150 inc p/p for a NOS original pair!

Not a bad deal either at £150 inc p/p for a NOS original pair!

Junior Member
Are they your old ones? or the ones you bought. as they look used.
But they look like genuine Jaguar parts but if second hand too expensive IMHO
I have all of the these available All Powder coated
Regards
Bleasie
But they look like genuine Jaguar parts but if second hand too expensive IMHO
I have all of the these available All Powder coated
Regards
Bleasie
NOS means new old stock,so they aint brand new off the shelf and in the box!!!
If I thought that they were s/h I would of sent them back.
I am not into powdercoating to tart up how it looks,as done on the wrong component it will not last long anyway!
If I thought that they were s/h I would of sent them back.
I am not into powdercoating to tart up how it looks,as done on the wrong component it will not last long anyway!
Junior Member
Hi Pilkie
Sorry just thought as the bolt holes were rusty they may have been used.
Did not powder coat the Dampers just the springs & cups which came new from Jaguar un painted ---and having left them out overnight to test Yes they had started to rust so for £10.00 they should last forever.
The coil springs are only painted when new so for another £15.00 I had them powder coated.
Coil springs have been on back order for over 12 months & no sign of them being re produced,
Regards
Bleasie
Sorry just thought as the bolt holes were rusty they may have been used.
Did not powder coat the Dampers just the springs & cups which came new from Jaguar un painted ---and having left them out overnight to test Yes they had started to rust so for £10.00 they should last forever.
The coil springs are only painted when new so for another £15.00 I had them powder coated.
Coil springs have been on back order for over 12 months & no sign of them being re produced,
Regards
Bleasie
As you found out, it doesnt take long for any bare metal,that gets a tad damp to get surface rust!
Like the bush holes,fortunately its only light surface rust.
Surprising how many dealer parts "even jaguar" come unprotected these days!
I thought powder coating cracked on coils when flexed?
I have older classics normally and give susp parts a light spray of paintable smooth flexible underseal than a quick coat of satin black.
Like the bush holes,fortunately its only light surface rust.
Surprising how many dealer parts "even jaguar" come unprotected these days!
I thought powder coating cracked on coils when flexed?
I have older classics normally and give susp parts a light spray of paintable smooth flexible underseal than a quick coat of satin black.
Junior Member
Quote:
I have older classics normally and give susp parts a light spray of paintable smooth flexible underseal than a quick coat of satin black.
Hi the Guy I use here in Grimsby has been doing coil Springs for years mainly for motorbikes,Originally Posted by PILKIE
I thought powder coating cracked on coils when flexed?I have older classics normally and give susp parts a light spray of paintable smooth flexible underseal than a quick coat of satin black.
He assures me they will not crack nor peel off as one part of his process removes all the moisture & then has to PC'd within one hour
Time will tell
Bleasie



