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Car Forum / Jaguar Cars / February 2008

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XJS Trans Mount

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Adysthemic - 02 Feb 2008 21:54 GMT
Howdy,
I have an 86 XJS that I just replaced the trans mount on. I used a urethane
bushing, replaced the spring seat but used the old spring. I used calipers
and checked the spring length
against the new one I purchased. Exactly the same, so I used the old one and
saved the
new one for "next time". Now despite the new bushing, I still have a "thack"
under certain
road bump conditions, though very much improved compared to the "foam
rubber" bushing pieces. Does this mount need to be adjusted in some way?
Perhaps I did something incorrectly. I soaped and fitted the new bushing to
the mount plate. Used only
one spring cup on the bottom. I saw that the mount plate had eccentric holes
that had about 1/4" "scoot room", perhaps moving it around slightly. Anybody
have any sage wisdom for me please? Adysthemic
Adysthemic - 20 Feb 2008 00:31 GMT
> Howdy,
> I have an 86 XJS that I just replaced the trans mount on. I used a
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> holes that had about 1/4" "scoot room", perhaps moving it around slightly.
> Anybody have any sage wisdom for me please? Adysthemic

Solved my own problem. The front shock bushings are made from that crappy
orange
foam stuff, just like the trans mount. Replaced those with urethane generic
(6.00 vs.65.00 for stock) Problem solved.
 
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