1996 Conv. front under body parts?
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My '96 it had been hit in the front and the PO put on a bumper cover from an earlier facelift model.
I have a correct bumper cover but some of the other under body parts are missing and I can't find a good diagram or pictures of what should be there.
I know I'm missing the brake ducts but not sure what else is missing.
I have the SNG Barratt catalog and Jaguar parts fiche (just up to 1993) but neither has a good picture of the parts for a 1996 Conv.
Any help with a good parts breakdown and/or pictures of the area would be greatly appreciated.
TIA
I have a correct bumper cover but some of the other under body parts are missing and I can't find a good diagram or pictures of what should be there.
I know I'm missing the brake ducts but not sure what else is missing.
I have the SNG Barratt catalog and Jaguar parts fiche (just up to 1993) but neither has a good picture of the parts for a 1996 Conv.
Any help with a good parts breakdown and/or pictures of the area would be greatly appreciated.
TIA
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petemohr,
I'd suggest you always go to Jaguar's website first for any parts diagrams rather than any aftermarket sites which may not be correct.
I'm guessing that the bits you want to see are here:
https://parts.jaguarlandroverclassic.../brand/jaguar/
Hope that helps
Paul
I'd suggest you always go to Jaguar's website first for any parts diagrams rather than any aftermarket sites which may not be correct.
I'm guessing that the bits you want to see are here:
https://parts.jaguarlandroverclassic.../brand/jaguar/
Hope that helps
Paul
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Call Paul’s. I’m pretty sure he has them, and he’s probably the one that’s selling it on eBay.
I bought one from him. No issues.
ask him for the install kit. It’s a bunch of screws and friction anchors. You can buy them a lot less at a store, but it’s just simpler to know that you got everything you need for a proper install
I bought one from him. No issues.
ask him for the install kit. It’s a bunch of screws and friction anchors. You can buy them a lot less at a store, but it’s just simpler to know that you got everything you need for a proper install
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It's just a flat piece of plastic with a few holes in it. Easy project.
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I'm not at all worried about overheating the brakes.
Many years ago it might have been an issue but my days of tearing up the tail of the dragon are long gone.
BTW: if you're not familiar with it check it out here:
https://tailofthedragon.com/
Many years ago it might have been an issue but my days of tearing up the tail of the dragon are long gone.
BTW: if you're not familiar with it check it out here:
https://tailofthedragon.com/
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Im doing the same. I bought a sheet of 1/8" PVC from Tap Plastics in CA. $54.00 shipped. I haven't got to it yet. Some plastic bar stock with a hole in it will take care of the spacer. The next project is to find some fabric or rubber bellows to use for the brake ducts. Here is the drawing.
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can confirm that the left one will work as a right one as well. The rubbery material is soft enough.
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