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FS[Western US]: XJ spring compressor
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Here is a close up of each end of the threaded rod. No t bar I believe that is what the Ve shaped block does and has two positions on the threaded rod for the split collar and retainer to locate on.
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What model XJ is this for- S1/2/3 or the XJ40/X300/X308???
The earlier cars need that T at the top- there's no room with the crossmember installed in the car to use those collars/retainers, so maybe this is for later cars?
Thanks
The earlier cars need that T at the top- there's no room with the crossmember installed in the car to use those collars/retainers, so maybe this is for later cars?
Thanks
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The spring compressor is shown in the XJ6 series1 manual @ http://jaguar-daimler.cz/manualy/XJ-...vy-%20kola.pdf. as Churchill Tool No. J.D.6d. with adaptor JD 6D-1. I used it on my 1976 XJ12 and a friend on his 1979 XJS. The tool was made in the late 80's. To the best of my knowledge it's for earlier cars. Thanks for asking Mike
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A beautifully engineered piece of work. Looks more substantial than the OE Jaguar (Churchill) tool.
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Graham
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