You must first remove the rear suspension assembly. It's simplest to disconnect the exhaust system at the 3-pointed flange nearest the front of the suspension cage and remove the subframe with the rest of the exhaust still in place through the cage. Disconnect the brake hose, handbrake cable and propshaft bolts on the differential. Very important: Remove the speedo sensor on the back of the diff (difficult) or disconnect cable (under rear seat) and feed cable back out through hole in floor). Support rear subframe on a big jack with spreader (assuming you already have the car on high axle stands or a lift) and undo the 8 bolts securing the 4 rubber subframe mounts. (You will of course have removed the rear wheels, and you'll see the mounts attached to the chassis member). And out she drops. Then to remove the diff you'll need to disconnect the half shafts, the inner fulcrum bearings mounts and then the four wired bolts in the top.
Yes XJS wheels will fit XJ6; I know for a 1987 Jaguar but not sure about any other years I have run XJS wheels on my 1987 XJ6
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The Jaguar XJS Convertible 4.0 has the horsepower of 233. The Jaguar XJS Coupe 4.0 has the horsePower of 233. The Jaguar XJS Convertible 6.0 has the horsepower of 302,As well as the Jaguar XJS Coupe 6.0. The Jaguar XJS Coupe 5.3 has the horsepower of 284,The Jaguar Coupe 6.0 has the Horsepower of 318. The Jaguar XJS Convertible 4.0 Consists of 226 horsepower,Then the Jaguar XJS convertible 5.3 has the horsepower of 284 horsepower. The Jaguar Convertible 6.0 has the horsepower of 318.
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I have a 1996 Jaguar XJS Convertible. It has a small backseat suitable for children.
There is no meaning to the initials XJS. It is the model name for a Jaguar car. The Jaguar XJS is a luxury car and was produced by the British manufacturer between 1975 and 1996.
There's a website here which deals with it: http://f64.nu/xjsradio/
The XJS ceased production in 1996.
There is no 1998 XJS. Production ceased in 1996.
Panel inside wheel arch with two clips which must be turned to remove.
Jaguar XJ was created in 1968.
i am trying to replace front brake pads on 1995 jaguar xjs 2+2 is there a video on how to do this