Tool kit identification

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Re: Tool kit identification

Postby robv12 » Fri Jan 20, 2017 6:34 pm

...from a LATE XJS, post 1994 MY...
Exactly my thoughts: as written before the kit's contents are an exact match to what the X300 (which one could consider a post-1994 MY per se) toolkit features.

BTW, does look good in your '40, though! :wink:
absolutely spot on Pim :D

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Re: Tool kit identification

Postby ChrisDixon » Fri Feb 03, 2017 5:28 pm

This is shown on JCP as an earlier XJ40 toolkit (up to VIN 667828)
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And this as a later:
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Which means I now need to look for another to replace the second one I bought for my car which is VIN 635215 is for a later car. The first one was sold to me in error (it was an early XJ-S one (to VIN170153) so I now have a spare:
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Not the one between VIN 170154 and 179736
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Which at first glance looks the same as the later XJ40 and facelift XJS, but which on closer inspection lacks the bulb to the right of the tyre pressure gauge:
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The last XJS one looks the same as the later XJ40 one.

None of this helps identify the one that it the subject of this post of course, but I never knew Jag toolkits could be so interesting on a wet Friday afternoon! Which begs another question, where are the early XJ40 jack, handle and wheelbrace meant to live? JCP does not list a jack bag like it does for the XJS.
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Re: Tool kit identification

Postby robv12 » Fri Feb 03, 2017 6:17 pm

None of this helps identify the one that it the subject of this post of course, but I never knew Jag toolkits could be so interesting on a wet Friday afternoon! Which begs another question, where are the early XJ40 jack, handle and wheelbrace meant to live? JCP does not list a jack bag like it does for the XJS

behind the spare wheel!!

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Re: Tool kit identification

Postby ChrisDixon » Sat Feb 04, 2017 12:23 pm

behind the spare wheel!!
Hi Rob do they live in a bag, or in a moulded tray?

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Re: Tool kit identification

Postby ChrisDixon » Sat Feb 04, 2017 12:34 pm

Not the mystery item but here is a DS420 toolkit:
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Wonder how useful the one spare spark plug would be should one's limo or hearse develop a misfire? Likewise item 14 which is a distributor screwdriver.

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Re: Tool kit identification

Postby robv12 » Sat Feb 04, 2017 3:29 pm

behind the spare wheel!!
Hi Rob do they live in a bag, or in a moulded tray?
bolted and clipped to a bracket on the back board and fuel tank, no bag

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Re: Tool kit identification

Postby ChrisDixon » Sun Feb 05, 2017 1:47 pm

bolted and clipped to a bracket on the back board and fuel tank, no bag
Got it! Now I'm just missing a wheelbrace, is this the folding one that clips onto the jack? If so should the jack have a bracket? If so I have the wrong jack!
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