F Type Steering Wheel Replacement
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F Type Steering Wheel Replacement
Just picked up a 2014 V6 S and the car is in excellent condition except for the steering wheel controls. The buttons look like they were attacked by the previous owner's nails. I found a steering wheel in great condition from a 2017 XE, it has the same button layout and heated steering option as mine. Will I able to use the XE steering on my 2014 S?
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I believe you're in luck.
Do a bit more digging if you'd like, but from the below comparability info, it looks like swapping should be no issue.
https://parts.jaguarcharlotte.com/oe...Fe0Q0wodVhwFWA
Do a bit more digging if you'd like, but from the below comparability info, it looks like swapping should be no issue.
https://parts.jaguarcharlotte.com/oe...Fe0Q0wodVhwFWA
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I believe you're in luck.
Do a bit more digging if you'd like, but from the below comparability info, it looks like swapping should be no issue.
https://parts.jaguarcharlotte.com/oe...Fe0Q0wodVhwFWA
Do a bit more digging if you'd like, but from the below comparability info, it looks like swapping should be no issue.
https://parts.jaguarcharlotte.com/oe...Fe0Q0wodVhwFWA
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The car came with the regular steering and the one I picked up is the meatier flat bottom steering, which I really wanted. And I say I got lucky because the price I paid is very close to what the two switch packs would have costed me.
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Any help massively appreciated. I'm just entering my first winter with my F and due to chemotherapy side effects touching cold things is actually physically painful some days. A heated wheel would mean more days of using the car!
TIA
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I had a look at some parts catalogues on line, and I could only find one clock spring with no mention of variants for heated wheel or not. T2R2314 on a 2016 model. I also had a look for the steering wheel wiring. More confusingly I could only find two types. one for a flat bottomed steering wheel, and one for a normal wheel. The flat bottomed one was heated T2R1047, and the normal wheel wasnt (w/o heated) T2R1041. So that probably doesnt help. I will keep looking, what MY is your car?
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Hi Paul,
Thanks for checking. You've found pretty much the same as I did, except I couldn't even find the different wiring for the two. I wonder if that *is* the difference as the switch packs are identical on the flat vs the round wheels so maybe the flat one is always heated... My car is a MY2014 V86S 'Vert
UPDATE: I found a few references on the web to indicate that T2R1047 is heated and T2R1041 is w/o heating. However I can't really make sense of this part - it looks like the wiring that would go inside of the wheel. I found an eBay listing that has actually photos of T2R1047 and it does show the heavy cable connectors that would attach to a heating element. Does anyone know which bit of that cable plugs into the car itself and whether that connection is the same regardless of whether the factory was a heated or non-heated wheel?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/2014-2019-J...MAAOSwKgldfH9l
UPDATE2: Does it look to you from the photos in this eBay listing that the wiring is already present inside the new OEM wheel?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/233194359739?ul_noapp=true
Thanks again
Thanks for checking. You've found pretty much the same as I did, except I couldn't even find the different wiring for the two. I wonder if that *is* the difference as the switch packs are identical on the flat vs the round wheels so maybe the flat one is always heated... My car is a MY2014 V86S 'Vert
UPDATE: I found a few references on the web to indicate that T2R1047 is heated and T2R1041 is w/o heating. However I can't really make sense of this part - it looks like the wiring that would go inside of the wheel. I found an eBay listing that has actually photos of T2R1047 and it does show the heavy cable connectors that would attach to a heating element. Does anyone know which bit of that cable plugs into the car itself and whether that connection is the same regardless of whether the factory was a heated or non-heated wheel?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/2014-2019-J...MAAOSwKgldfH9l
UPDATE2: Does it look to you from the photos in this eBay listing that the wiring is already present inside the new OEM wheel?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/233194359739?ul_noapp=true
Thanks again
Last edited by xrix4096; 10-18-2019 at 07:07 AM.
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Sorry about the late response, my car already came with the heating function, so I just swapped to another heated steering wheel. If you don't have the option from factory, it is not easy to convert to a heated wheel (stated by my Jag mechanic). And I am of no help on how to do the swap because I just paid my trusted mechanic to do the work.
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