Changing boot catch
#1
Changing boot catch
Hi there, have been repainting the boot lid on the x300, just put everything together and the boot catch won’t undo every time! Luckily had the boot open and tested it before closing it.
the actuator is working, it’s a problem with the actual mechanism at the bottom of the boot below the number plate, have sprayed with wd40 and works intermittently, I’ve ordered a second hand one off eBay but is it easy to change? I see 3 screws and the 2 metal bars/wires that move the mechanism, is it just an easy case of take one out and plug another in?
is there a video or photos anywhere to make it clearer? Thankyou
the actuator is working, it’s a problem with the actual mechanism at the bottom of the boot below the number plate, have sprayed with wd40 and works intermittently, I’ve ordered a second hand one off eBay but is it easy to change? I see 3 screws and the 2 metal bars/wires that move the mechanism, is it just an easy case of take one out and plug another in?
is there a video or photos anywhere to make it clearer? Thankyou
#2
Other then the mechanism itself The X300 has a history of the wire bundle on the right hinge arm getting damaged possibly accounting for some intermit problems
You'll have to inspect carefully for exposed wires and possible broken wires inside the individual insulation
There was something about a sliding bar getting worn
See parts diagraph link :
https://parts.jaguarlandroverclassic.../brand/jaguar/
You'll have to inspect carefully for exposed wires and possible broken wires inside the individual insulation
There was something about a sliding bar getting worn
See parts diagraph link :
https://parts.jaguarlandroverclassic.../brand/jaguar/
Last edited by Parker 2; 06-16-2021 at 08:19 AM.
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It makes no difference, if I use the key or press the button the bar moves but the catch often sticks. Hence I think it’s the latch mechanism that is the problem and not the actuator. I see it’s easy to remove the 3 screws holding the latch but is it easy to undo the 2 bars that go to the lock and actuator? Thankyou
#6
It makes no difference, if I use the key or press the button the bar moves but the catch often sticks. Hence I think it’s the latch mechanism that is the problem and not the actuator. I see it’s easy to remove the 3 screws holding the latch but is it easy to undo the 2 bars that go to the lock and actuator? Thankyou
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