diff parts?
diff parts?
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york33

Original Poster:

995 posts

290 months

Tuesday 21st June 2005
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G'day all

Anyone know any good suppliers of the Jag diff parts? I'm only after a few seals. I found a great online one a while back but can't find it again. Had various exploded diagrams of the parts.

cheers
Dave

gsx600

2,740 posts

276 months

Tuesday 21st June 2005
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I managed to get the seal kit from Jag dealer (LSD from an XJS apparently) without any prob. Was about £20 a side and very comprehensive. Just a bugger to fit !

york33

Original Poster:

995 posts

290 months

Tuesday 21st June 2005
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that's not too bad a price, they all looked fairly trouble free to replace, though I haven't got the front one out yet, what gave problems?

gsx600

2,740 posts

276 months

Tuesday 21st June 2005
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Yes it has a horrible crush washer on the drive shaft side that was a right pain to tighten up, but as long as you have a decent solid workbench and scaffold bar on end of socket you should not have a problem.

Bit like doing up the rear hub nuts from what I hear

york33

Original Poster:

995 posts

290 months

Tuesday 21st June 2005
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Ah, I see, got that one to come then. Not removed the front yet as I've misplaced that size socket.

I've got a 300lb ft torque wrench and lots of scaff bar! The rear hub nuts are a pain I would agree!

hodge

14 posts

311 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2005
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The input drive flange oil seal can be got from landrover parts suppliers,
some landies had a salisbury diff at the rear.

Available online at Landrover Supermarket.

www.connectstores.com/lr/sp_2729.html

Part number: AAU3381, OIL SEAL for REAR DIFF SALISBURY AXLE LWB Ser 3, £2.35 Each.

Good luck shifting that nut!

hodge

14 posts

311 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2005
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And....

The website with all the exploded diagrams could have been SNG Barratt, very useful, and cheap.

www.barratt.co.uk

MJG280

723 posts

287 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2005
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Eurojag based just south of Darlington dismantle jags and can also supply new parts. I found them very reasonable and helpful for brake parts

www.eurojag.com/eurojag.html

MJG280

723 posts

287 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2005
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Eurojag based just south of Darlington dismantle jags and can also supply new parts. I found them very reasonable and helpful for brake parts

www.eurojag.com/eurojag.html

york33

Original Poster:

995 posts

290 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2005
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Thanks for all of those, managed to ID the parts from a combination of them I have air tools

SEvans

1,188 posts

295 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2005
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John Gordon Jag Spares in Accrington 01254 398476. The guy did spend a good 5 mins telling me that the diff in a Wedge was not out of a Jag, but I said I'd take the chance and the rear cover seal fitted OK.

york33

Original Poster:

995 posts

290 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2005
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Not out of a Jag? Did he offer any suggestion as to where it is 'really' from?!

Got out a collection of heavy artillery ready to do battle with said nut. Attached socket and.....spun it off with my fingers. I think we know what's happened there........I have superpowers, that's the only rational explanation

On an unrelated note, it's a shame I'm having to chop the tubes out of the front of the trailing arms and weld new ones in The pivot bolt and it are moulded together as one, and the threads are knackered. Ah well, all good fun!