HI a have a job ahead of me ,and that is to replace a clutch that
slips and car now does not move in gear.Please advice if there are
the service shop manual that I can read or download,need the
procedure to install new clutch ,86 XJSC 3.6 Engine with 5 speeds
Getrag . thanks for your assistance …Joe–
JagJoe127
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In reply to a message from JagJoe127 sent Wed 31 Jul 2013:
Yes Book 4 of the service manual covers the procedure.
The part number for the manual is AKM 9063
Cheers,
Allan–
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HI a have a job ahead of me ,and that is to replace a clutch that
slips and car now does not move in gear.Please advice if there are
the service shop manual that I can read or download,need the
procedure to install new clutch ,86 XJSC 3.6 Engine with 5 speeds
Getrag . thanks for your assistance …Joe
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1994 XJS 4.0 2+2 Convertible 5 Speed Manual
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In reply to a message from JagJoe127 sent Wed 31 Jul 2013:
If you are in the UK there is an article this month in the
JEC magazine from someone doing the very same job -
without a ramp!
Andy.–
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the service shop manual that I can read or download,need the
procedure to install new clutch ,86 XJSC 3.6 Engine with 5 speeds
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1st reg. 01/08/1993 6.0ltr 2+2 convertible SAJJNAFS3ER188666
Lancashire, United Kingdom
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In reply to a message from bigpigpants sent Wed 31 Jul 2013:
The article is in the XJ-S forum section of the Jaguar Enthusiasts
Club monthly magazine - presumably the same magazine is sent to JEC
members in the UK & the USA.
The chap who does the job gets his car high enough on axle stands
or ramps & then uses a hydraulic motorbike lift to lower the
gearbox down prior to replacing the clutch. He then uses the same
hydraulic motorbike lift to get the gearbox back into place.
Regards
Andy.–
1st reg. 01/08/1993 6.0ltr 2+2 convertible SAJJNAFS3ER188666
Lancashire, United Kingdom
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