Why does the Haynes XJS manual cut-off at 1985 vehicles?
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I am in need of a workshop manual for a newly acquired '86 XJS V12. It appears that there are only two options—a reprint of the original Jaguar workshop manual, which goes for about $100-$120, or the Haynes manual, which though it can be had for a quarter of the price, but only covers '75-'85 XJS's. Why? Were there any major design changes that occurred between the '85 and '86 model years?
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Forget Haynes.
You can get authentic Jaguar manuals on CD from JDHT or any of the usual Jag suppliers:
http://www.jdht.com/webapp/wcs/store...tegoryId=10001
Paper and CD versions often come up on Ebay but watch out for bootleg CDs. If you go with a paper manual make sure to get a parts catalog as well. The CDs usually havea parts catalog incorporated.
Congrats on buying an XJS. Fantastic car. I had one for years and it never let me down.They definately havequirks, though, and you gotta pat 'em on the *** every so often.
Cheers
DD
You can get authentic Jaguar manuals on CD from JDHT or any of the usual Jag suppliers:
http://www.jdht.com/webapp/wcs/store...tegoryId=10001
Paper and CD versions often come up on Ebay but watch out for bootleg CDs. If you go with a paper manual make sure to get a parts catalog as well. The CDs usually havea parts catalog incorporated.
Congrats on buying an XJS. Fantastic car. I had one for years and it never let me down.They definately havequirks, though, and you gotta pat 'em on the *** every so often.
Cheers
DD
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