XKR Driver Seat Removal
i know i've seen instrutions for xkr drivers seat removal but can't for the life of me find it. help locating old directions or give new?
also putting together updates for brake switch replacement (what a back-breaker!)... if you'd care to put in 2 cents on that...
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dan314
also putting together updates for brake switch replacement (what a back-breaker!)... if you'd care to put in 2 cents on that...
tks
dan314
i know i've seen instrutions for xkr drivers seat removal but can't for the life of me find it. help locating old directions or give new?
also putting together updates for brake switch replacement (what a back-breaker!)... if you'd care to put in 2 cents on that...
tks
dan314
also putting together updates for brake switch replacement (what a back-breaker!)... if you'd care to put in 2 cents on that...
tks
dan314
Graham
Here's a thread with a video. This car is an XK8, but the seat removal is essentially the same.
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...removal-71972/
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...removal-71972/
thanks... great instructions on removing seat
anything as good on replacing brake light switch? got old switch out but can't line up bolt studs on switch bracket with mounting holes...everything is out of sight
anything as good on replacing brake light switch? got old switch out but can't line up bolt studs on switch bracket with mounting holes...everything is out of sight
Hi Dan ,
The trick I always use with the brake lamp switch is to tie a piece of cotton thread to one of the studs before you undo the second nut , that way you can guide the new switch into position with ease with an assistant pulling gently on the thread you have attached to the replacement , works every time .
However , you have already removed the switch so try and feed a length of thread through the upper hole and tie to the top stud of the switch ,
Hope this helps ,
Nik
The trick I always use with the brake lamp switch is to tie a piece of cotton thread to one of the studs before you undo the second nut , that way you can guide the new switch into position with ease with an assistant pulling gently on the thread you have attached to the replacement , works every time .
However , you have already removed the switch so try and feed a length of thread through the upper hole and tie to the top stud of the switch ,
Hope this helps ,
Nik
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