[x300] Jaguar Floor Mats

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Just got a set of mats for my 95 SWB XJ12 and discovered I am
missing the ‘‘retention posts’’ which hold them securely in place
according to the Jaguar leaflet in the package.
Anyone have the part number or know of a source ?
Appreciate your help.–
Nigel94
Boston MA, United States
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Nigel wrote:

Just got a set of mats for my 95 SWB XJ12 and discovered I am
missing the ‘‘retention posts’’ which hold them securely in place
according to the Jaguar leaflet in the package.
Anyone have the part number or know of a source ?
Appreciate your help.

“Ratchet stud”, part number GNA9474AA, Jag dealer or supplier. 2 required.

Dave Lokensgard
'96 XJR (DAVZCAT)
'90 Sovereign (MELZKAT)
'90 Vanden Plas Majestic (PATZCAT)
'55 XK140 OTS
Poway, California

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In reply to a message from Lokensgard sent Sun 28 Aug 2005:

I too need these carpet studs. I tried the part number in a
whole bunch of online suppliers with no luck. Do you know of
any online source who carries them?

Thanks, Steve–
1995 XJR, Black & Tan, 100k Miles
Austin, TX, United States
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In reply to a message from n2deep sent Mon 29 Aug 2005:

Does anyone know if you can put the lambswool ones in the washing
machine on a wool wash ???–
97 XJ6 3.2 Exec … ummmm & It’s red
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Cooker,

I wouldn’t. I wouldn’t be so worried about the wool as I would the backing.
It’s kind of stiff, and I think if the mat folded in the washer and spun
that way, it would take a long time to get that crease out. Someone who has
actually tried it, may have found that that’s not a problem.

I’d treat it like a piece of carpet and use carpet-cleaner detergent on it
after testing in an inconspicuous spot, just in case. If you have a wet-dry
vac or some other extraction tool, I think that would be the best solution.

“Mark 1” Mark Stephenson
'52 XK120 S673129, '59 Mk1, '84,'85,'86 &'95 XJ6-----Original Message-----
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Of cooker
Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 2:07 AM
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Subject: RE: [x300] Jaguar Floor Mats

In reply to a message from n2deep sent Mon 29 Aug 2005:

Does anyone know if you can put the lambswool ones in the washing
machine on a wool wash ???

97 XJ6 3.2 Exec … ummmm & It’s red
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In reply to a message from cooker sent Tue 30 Aug 2005:

Have had good luck washing Lambswool over rugs. Wet them well, use
mild detergent, gentley work it into the wool, with your hands,
then rinse well, I hosed mine off in the driveway, shake well and
leave to dry in the sun. Have not had trouble with the backing, if
you do then reglue.
Kim R. 96 XJ6–
sportscarguy
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In reply to a message from sportscarguy sent Tue 30 Aug 2005:

Use some Woolite, diluted in warm water. Let them soak for a
time, then hand wash. Rinse well and lay the mats out in the
sun to dry. A vacuum will then fluff them back quite nicely.–
drbill
Charlotte, NC, United States
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In reply to a message from drbill sent Wed 31 Aug 2005:

drbill,
Agree with you, as you say, they are easy to take care of.
K.R.–
sportscarguy
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