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'Misty' my Arctic Blue XJS which unbelievably never went wrong in all the time I've owned her
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2017/11/30 17:54:30
orangeblos
'Fern' my Green XJS Broke Down when the Ring fell off the Rear Rotor onto the Drive Shaft. I didn't know how to Fix it so I just bought another one 'like you do'
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2017/11/28 11:33:40
orangeblos
'Juicy Lucy' my Jaguar XJ6 which used more Oil than Petrol, so I did the only sensible thing and swapped it for a 'Dud' XJS
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2017/11/27 11:01:37
orangeblos
Nothing more Satisfying than Flushing out the Rad (Note to Self I need to get out more)
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2017/11/25 03:57:12
orangeblos
Putting in the last drop of Antifreeze with a Syringe but with the benefit of Hindsight, I should have done it through the Banjo on the other side. (Although of course there are other ways)
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2017/11/25 03:53:25
orangeblos
Blue Antifreeze mixed 50/50 with Deionized Water (How decadent is that!) but I live in a Hard Water Area, so only the best for my Baby.
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2017/11/25 03:49:50
orangeblos
Flushing out the Rad before Refilling
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2017/11/25 03:48:18
orangeblos
Undoing the Jubilee Clip on the Bottom Hose with the long extension Wrench shown in the previous pic.
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2017/11/25 03:46:02
orangeblos
This is the sort of thing I use to undo the Jubilee Clip on the Bottom Hose
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2017/11/25 03:44:14
orangeblos
Home made Rad Hose Wrangler to Twist the Bottom Hose to break the Seal, which works on the 'Dutch Windlass' principle, or you could do it properly and use an Oil Filter Strap removal Wrench.
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2017/11/25 03:38:27
orangeblos
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2017/11/25 03:37:22
orangeblos
My Beautiful 1983 Fern Green XJS which I wish I'd never sold (but it kept going wrong) and replaced with my 1986 Arctic Blue XJS
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2017/11/24 18:33:28
orangeblos
Yasssss!
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2017/11/21 17:07:02
orangeblos
I think I'm just going to Cry!
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2017/11/21 17:05:55
orangeblos
Don't they just look good enough to eat!
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2017/11/21 17:04:12
orangeblos
Where am I going to sit?
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2017/11/21 17:03:05
orangeblos
These are the Brake Fuses One is for the Brake Pump while the other is for the ABS (So don't go and pull the wrong one!)
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2017/11/10 16:48:33
orangeblos
Knee Pad on the Passenger Side of my 1989 underneath which are the Fuses for the Brakes
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2017/11/10 16:46:44
orangeblos
Does your Master Cylinder look like this?
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2017/11/10 16:19:30
orangeblos
Note The Braided Earth Wire goes to a Fixing Bolt in the Boot Trunk as Does a Thinner Black Earth Wire (At least it does on mine)
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2017/11/07 18:10:18
orangeblos
Typical Wiring Diagram for Car Stereo
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2017/11/07 18:08:52
orangeblos
T501 5W Bulbs
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2017/11/06 15:58:48
orangeblos
Job done looking good!
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2017/11/03 16:01:26
orangeblos
Using a small Screwdriver to ease the Rubber Grommet into the hole The tape was there to protect the Paint in case the Screwdriver slipped
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2017/11/03 15:56:13
orangeblos
Clean around the edge of the hole before you fit the New Grommet (This was the before shot)
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2017/11/03 15:48:45
orangeblos
Once you've put the Aerial back into the hole the Aerial Grommet Slips over the Mast
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2017/11/03 15:45:14
orangeblos
There were also 2 Electric Wires that operate the Aerial that were attached to the bolts
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2017/11/03 15:40:56
orangeblos
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2017/11/03 15:40:31
orangeblos
Only 2 Bolts holding the Aerial which are easy to get to
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2017/11/03 15:37:59
orangeblos
There are only 2 Bolts that hold the Aerial in on my own Car
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2017/11/03 15:36:06
orangeblos
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2017/11/03 15:31:03
orangeblos
If this Aerial Grommet isn't replaced Water can get in the Boot/Trunk
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2017/11/03 15:24:58
orangeblos
The Rheostat (Dimmer Switch) is the Round Knob with the White Flash just below the Air Vent in front of the Windscreen Wiper Stalk Turning it back and forth 50 Times seemed to fix it
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2017/10/30 14:58:57
orangeblos
Sump Tank + Fuel Pump + Filter Sump Tank Ring can be undone by knocking it round with a Hammer and a piece of Hardwood as a drift and then you can get to the Filter.
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2017/10/25 22:33:01
orangeblos
The Sump Tank Drain Tap is Concealed by a Rubber Grommet just forward of the Rear Silencer/Muffler
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2017/10/25 22:30:22
orangeblos
Drain Tap for the 'Sump Tank' undo it with a Socket
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2017/10/25 22:28:55
orangeblos
All Back together again with everything working!
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2017/10/22 18:01:38
orangeblos
Success! The Tacho is working but in order to Test the Speedo I needed to have a Test Drive
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2017/10/22 10:54:29
orangeblos
Without a Magnetic Screwdriver I made this Screw Holder up which worked really well
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2017/10/22 10:51:20
orangeblos
Screwing the Speedo Binnacle back in place
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2017/10/22 10:49:50
orangeblos
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