Can someone tell me what the part is called that is mounted to the
heat shield and sits behind the three brake fluid bottles on a 69
OTS? Also, what does it do? Thanks Dennis–
Dennis Fesmire ‘69’ OTS
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In reply to a message from Dennis F sent Mon 13 Nov 2006:
Xk’s unlimited, page 198, It’s name is the Brake/Clutch reservoir
shield. For the 196p with no power steering it’s part number
C18695 $83.39 and with A/C and power steering C30735 $95.16.
I would make one out of stainless steel before I buy one. The
insulation material is readily available.
Hope this helps.–
Brad
huntington valley, PA, United States
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In reply to a message from smallguy sent Mon 13 Nov 2006:
A stainless steel cookie sheet from the kitchen supplies area of
WalMart would be a good source. A good aircraft-quality metal
snips from Sears to cut to size and a bench vice and hammer to make
the bends would finish out the project.–
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I would make one out of stainless steel before I buy one. The
insulation material is readily available.
–
Pete 70 XKE (193K) 88 XJ6 (233K) 88 XJ6 (217K) 60 Mini
Severna Park, Maryland, United States
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You mean the a/c resistor? A green tube about 3" long? It is used to
control the speed of the a/c blower.
Mike Frank
At 12:25 PM 11/13/2006, you wrote:
Can someone tell me what the part is called that is mounted to the
heat shield and sits behind the three brake fluid bottles on a 69
OTS? Also, what does it do?
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Brad,
Isn’t there a resistor mounted on some of the later cars for the AC
on the heat shield? If so I wonder if this is what he is inquiring
about?
Cheers,
Lynn
In reply to a message from Dennis F sent Mon 13 Nov 2006:
Xk’s unlimited, page 198, It’s name is the Brake/Clutch reservoir
shield. For the 196p with no power steering it’s part number
C18695 $83.39 and with A/C and power steering C30735 $95.16.
I would make one out of stainless steel before I buy one.
Another option if the heat shield is needing replacement is to
consider John Farrell, his include a very authentic insulation
material as well. NAYYY
The
insulation material is readily available.Hope this helps.
Brad
huntington valley, PA, United States
Cheers,
Lynn
Lynn G
73 2+2 (Pearle)
68 OTS (Emmy)
Boise, ID USA
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Support Jag-lovers - Donate at http://www.jag-lovers.org/donate04.phpOn Nov 13, 2006, at 10:46 AM, smallguy wrote:
In reply to a message from Lynn Gardner sent Mon 13 Nov 2006:
Thanks to all who responded.I should have described it better. It
was the A/C resistor.The terminal end broke off and I soldered it
back on, But I wasn’t sure what it was. My A/C is not hooked up
anyway. Thanks again to all, Dennis–
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Isn’t there a resistor mounted on some of the later cars for the AC
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