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Car Forum / Jaguar Cars / February 2004420G- Mk. 10 door rubbers?
Anybody making these? "Complete Charlie" <now@my_wits_end.com> wrote in news:c0udav$19pc$1 @otis.netspace.net.au: > Anybody making these? They can be bought in Australia and the UK. Contact www.jagpartsonline.com and put it on the wish list. > "Complete Charlie" <now@my_wits_end.com> wrote in news:c0udav$19pc$1 > @otis.netspace.net.au: > > > Anybody making these? > > They can be bought in Australia and the UK. > "Complete Charlie" <now@my_wits_end.com> wrote in news:c0udav$19pc$1 > @otis.netspace.net.au: > > > Anybody making these? > > They can be bought in Australia and the UK. Where from exactly? >> "Complete Charlie" <now@my_wits_end.com> wrote in news:c0udav$19pc$1 >> @otis.netspace.net.au: [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Where from exactly? http://www.scottsoldautorubber.com.au/Jaguar%201965-66%20MK%2010%204.2% 20LITRE.htm (Not original) but cheap. http://www.jagspares.com.au/category9555_1.htm original Ron Charlie, These can be found in stock from any of the usual suspects, Barratts, Manners, XKs. Even JC Whitney carries a type that will work. Webserve > Anybody making these? > Charlie, > These can be found in stock from any of the usual suspects, Barratts, > Manners, XKs. Even JC Whitney carries a type that will work. > > Webserve Thanks for replying. I suspect these suppliers are UK-based; I should have stated that I'm in Australia. I'll have them sent if needs be, but if anybody knows of an Australian distributor & could post their detrails, I'd be most grateful. THe last time I drove the 420G in question (my father-in-law's), Super petrol was freely available here. Whilst my '98 4.0 Range Rover is having it's *engine* replaced.... (oh the joy of British cars) I'm running around in it again, & enjoying it immensely. However, I'm not sure what fuel to run it on here in the land of Oz. Any (sensible) suggestions? I've heard that the lead substitute in LRP can leave a buildup in the valve seats over time, whilst PULP has no lubricating qualities at all- what to do? Charlie, Give Phil an e-mail over at H&H Prestige Spares on Melbourne. http://www.prestige-spares.com.au/ If he doesn't have it he will know where you can get it. Webserve > > Charlie, > > These can be found in stock from any of the usual suspects, Barratts, [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > the lead substitute in LRP can leave a buildup in the valve seats over time, > whilst PULP has no lubricating qualities at all- what to do? Most of us in Melbourne run our Jags on Optimax (mine is a S3, XJ6). The alloy heads on the XK engines have hardened inserts anyway so ULP is OK. However, the XK120/140/150 chaps tend to throw in a sachet of additive with every Optimax fill-up. Contact Andrew on 7to10@jagvic.org.au for all the details. Cheers. Fuzz > > Charlie, > > These can be found in stock from any of the usual suspects, Barratts, [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > the lead substitute in LRP can leave a buildup in the valve seats over time, > whilst PULP has no lubricating qualities at all- what to do?
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