I'm back on this project again and though I'll be farming the job out to someone who really knows how to do this I seem to remember a couple of people putting together a complete parts list, especially for all of the hoses as it's time to replace those. I think my mechanics can come up with the rest of the stuff.

THanks.

 

Heres some of mine

 

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And

 

And I think this was my final list because I made two initial rough draft that I posted above but I think this was the final list for my 2006 at least

 

Thank you for this! Looking to get the parts to do this for my Jag. Isn’t leaking yet but I’d rather do some preventative maintenance to prevent this problem in the future.

 

Just to make this extra difficult right now the following is also going on:

1. Chrome stopped working on my pc for the last 2 weeks. I installed Mozzilla Firefox and I transferred my bookmarks to it and eventually deleted every vestige of Chrome, which I really prefer, because it was the only way to get a complete, fresh, non corrupted version of it working again.
2. Chrome refuses to import bookmarks properly from Firefox!
3. We had a big thunderstorm here Sunday which took my computer down for a bit. You may have heard about the horrific flooding . New England ...
4. Yesterday the local cable company pulled a new main fiber optic line throughout the entire complex and after that my VOIP phone is unusable, cable is all broken up and internet is quite spotty,
5. So after an hour on the phone with cable service resting my modem and both cable boxes nothing is fixed and they'll be out between 8-11 am tomorrow.

So my being able to respond to all of this is very spotty I hope this post makes it.

Selecting parts by Vin# is crucial. So what fits on Arcuda's car doesn't necessarily fit yours.
After an absence of 4-5 years I discovered that all of those very useful tools for service and parts lookup via model & vin# no longer work
So I'm working with my Jag Tech to figure out a list that fits my car. I posted a couple of other threads about www.oemvehicleparts.com and www.jaguarparts.com. The latter want's $500 to ship a bunch of hoses and is already 20% more than the OEM website.