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This is on the driver side in the vent area below the front bumper. Those 2 screw holes( 6MM) were where a bracket was that held this up in place. Looking for this bracket if someone has a dead xjr. I imagine it could be for several years.
This is on the driver side in the vent area below the front bumper. Those 2 screw holes( 6MM) were where a bracket was that held this up in place. Looking for this bracket if someone has a dead xjr. I imagine it could be for several years.
0 2021/05/13 18:18:01 Grio
0 2021/05/13 18:17:36 Grio
This is the pillar cover with that black squarish piece which is mounted to the body.It slides in a captive groove just below where that yellow plastic piece is protruding. Use a long needle nose to slide it in. Then the pieces snaps back onto the black mount.
This is the pillar cover with that black squarish piece which is mounted to the body.It slides in a captive groove just below where that yellow plastic piece is protruding. Use a long needle nose to slide it in. Then the pieces snaps back onto the black mount.
0 2016/06/20 20:13:07 Grio
This is a front and back view of the beeper- speaker for the parking assist.
This is a front and back view of the beeper- speaker for the parking assist.
0 2016/06/20 20:11:16 Grio
0 2016/06/20 19:54:35 Grio
Vertical of back seat left on pivot points of 2004 xjr
Vertical of back seat left on pivot points of 2004 xjr
0 2016/06/20 19:54:34 Grio
This is where you start your finger in the door moulding to get the rear pillar trim off. That tab there slides onto a plastic post mounted on the body
This is where you start your finger in the door moulding to get the rear pillar trim off. That tab there slides onto a plastic post mounted on the body
0 2016/06/20 19:54:31 Grio
This is where you can use a small hook to pull in the tabs on this bezel trim that is on the parcel shelf
This is where you can use a small hook to pull in the tabs on this bezel trim that is on the parcel shelf
0 2016/06/20 19:54:30 Grio
This is the strap that sits below the rear seat. Pull both- one on each side and the vertical seat back comes forward
This is the strap that sits below the rear seat. Pull both- one on each side and the vertical seat back comes forward
0 2016/06/20 19:54:28 Grio
This is the rear pillar trim.The black part is on the body with a squarish part that is sort of like a zip tie and slides into a slot on the trim cover
This is the rear pillar trim.The black part is on the body with a squarish part that is sort of like a zip tie and slides into a slot on the trim cover
0 2016/06/20 19:54:25 Grio
This is the parcel shelf that may have the sun shade built in. Unscrew the 3 plastic captive screws and pop the bezels out and it slides down
This is the parcel shelf that may have the sun shade built in. Unscrew the 3 plastic captive screws and pop the bezels out and it slides down
0 2016/06/20 19:54:24 Grio
These are where your speakers are if you have to remove them.
These are where your speakers are if you have to remove them.
0 2016/06/20 19:54:23 Grio
These are called bezels I believe and  you'll need 3 that look like these if yours are sun baked an brittle
These are called bezels I believe and you'll need 3 that look like these if yours are sun baked an brittle
0 2016/06/20 19:54:21 Grio
There are actually 4 of these seat bottom keepers.You push the black lever and pull up on the seat.
There are actually 4 of these seat bottom keepers.You push the black lever and pull up on the seat.
0 2016/06/20 19:54:20 Grio
Seat back on pivots note seat belts still attached and the pull release straps in the foreground
Seat back on pivots note seat belts still attached and the pull release straps in the foreground
0 2016/06/20 19:54:19 Grio
Rear pillar cover with seatbelt coming through. Seatbelt must be held to the front of the seat back vertical on installation.
Rear pillar cover with seatbelt coming through. Seatbelt must be held to the front of the seat back vertical on installation.
0 2016/06/20 19:54:17 Grio
Correct pump and connector sitting atop the radiator prior to installation.This was a Hella
Correct pump and connector sitting atop the radiator prior to installation.This was a Hella
0 2016/04/17 10:12:59 Grio
This is the "correct pump and connector". It is a Hella. It is just sitting on top of the radiator prior to me installing it.
This is the "correct pump and connector". It is a Hella. It is just sitting on top of the radiator prior to me installing it.
0 2016/04/17 10:10:39 Grio
This was the connector dealer parts guy didn't know existed that plugged into a Bosch auxiliary pump.
This was the connector dealer parts guy didn't know existed that plugged into a Bosch auxiliary pump.
0 2016/04/17 10:09:01 Grio
This is the "correct" pump and what all the dealer information systems says is the correct connector. The other connector would have inserted into the bottom of the Bosch pump that I had bought.
This is the "correct" pump and what all the dealer information systems says is the correct connector. The other connector would have inserted into the bottom of the Bosch pump that I had bought.
0 2016/04/17 10:01:06 Grio
This is what my pump had been plugged into. Jag dealer had no knowledge( parts guy) of that connector existing. It was right next to the "correct" one on the wiring harness.
This is what my pump had been plugged into. Jag dealer had no knowledge( parts guy) of that connector existing. It was right next to the "correct" one on the wiring harness.
0 2016/04/17 09:59:20 Grio
0 2015/02/23 22:04:44 Grio
Place to plug in your OBD reader. Don't even have to pull off any covers to get to this. It is hidden back up in there so use a flashlight to see where to plug in.
Place to plug in your OBD reader. Don't even have to pull off any covers to get to this. It is hidden back up in there so use a flashlight to see where to plug in.
0 2015/01/08 09:10:52 Grio
Place to plug in your OBD code reader in a 2004 XJR
Place to plug in your OBD code reader in a 2004 XJR
0 2015/01/08 08:55:53 Grio

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