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Under tray is two piece, I dropped mine as one unit
Under tray is two piece, I dropped mine as one unit
0 2020/08/26 12:51:52
With the under tray dropped you can see the oil pan drain plug on the right rear side of the pan.
With the under tray dropped you can see the oil pan drain plug on the right rear side of the pan.
0 2020/08/26 12:51:52
DAC 7526 is an aftermarket switch, whereas the OEM DAC 7527 made by TRW is on the right
DAC 7526 is an aftermarket switch, whereas the OEM DAC 7527 made by TRW is on the right
0 2020/06/10 19:04:46
0 2019/08/04 12:15:09
0 2019/08/04 12:15:03
Ground stud for the two modules left rear of spare tire well
Ground stud for the two modules left rear of spare tire well
0 2019/07/06 15:09:42
One of two studs for negative battery cable
One of two studs for negative battery cable
0 2019/07/06 15:09:41
Second half of Main Electrical Connector
Second half of Main Electrical Connector
0 2019/07/06 15:09:39
Main Electrical Connector in front of ECM
Main Electrical Connector in front of ECM
0 2019/07/06 15:09:38
Rear Electronic Module In Right side of trunk (boot) behind carpet. Note the two ground studs
Rear Electronic Module In Right side of trunk (boot) behind carpet. Note the two ground studs
0 2019/07/06 15:09:36
Second module in spare tire well on left rear corner
Second module in spare tire well on left rear corner
0 2019/07/06 15:09:35
One of two modules in spare tire well on left side
One of two modules in spare tire well on left side
0 2019/07/06 15:09:34
0 2019/07/06 15:07:53
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0 2019/07/06 15:07:07
0 2019/07/06 15:07:03
0 2019/07/06 15:06:58
ECM from my 2006 XJR with 171XXX miles on it
ECM from my 2006 XJR with 171XXX miles on it
0 2019/06/27 12:54:08
You might be able to see where the plastic studs for the coil cover insert into the timing chain cover in this right side photo
You might be able to see where the plastic studs for the coil cover insert into the timing chain cover in this right side photo
0 2019/06/26 15:41:41
0 2019/06/26 15:41:35
You might be able to see where the coil cover plastic stud inserts in the mounting holes in this left side photo
You might be able to see where the coil cover plastic stud inserts in the mounting holes in this left side photo
0 2019/06/26 15:41:30
This is the backside of the coil connector.
This is the backside of the coil connector.
0 2019/06/26 15:41:27
0 2019/06/26 15:41:25
Be careful not to break the coil connectors that plug into each coil.
Be careful not to break the coil connectors that plug into each coil.
0 2019/06/26 15:41:23
2006 XJR Thermostat. Not sure if the 2004 is different, but this thermostat comes in pieces
2006 XJR Thermostat. Not sure if the 2004 is different, but this thermostat comes in pieces
0 2019/06/26 15:34:10
0 2019/06/20 10:39:03
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0 2019/06/20 10:30:51
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0 2019/06/20 10:30:25
Underside of ECM with Cover removed
Underside of ECM with Cover removed
0 2019/06/18 13:26:24
Rubber Seal that is sandwiched between firewall and ECM Cage
Rubber Seal that is sandwiched between firewall and ECM Cage
0 2019/06/18 13:26:17
Underside of ECM secured with four Phillips #2 screws
Underside of ECM secured with four Phillips #2 screws
0 2019/06/18 13:26:08
Top of ECM and Cage after removal
Top of ECM and Cage after removal
0 2019/06/18 13:25:55
Ground stud almost centered in photo and two ECM connectors
Ground stud almost centered in photo and two ECM connectors
0 2019/06/18 13:25:47
Top of ECM Circuit Board
Top of ECM Circuit Board
0 2019/06/18 13:25:34