Tool kit identification

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Tool kit identification

Postby Brakebuster » Tue Jan 10, 2017 6:06 pm

does anyone know what car this toolkit belongs to , Genuine Jaguar in a Jaguar case ,
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1989 5.3ltr V12 XJS Coupé FULLY RESTORED
2015 2.2TD Sportbrake in BRG and black leather
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Re: Tool kit identification

Postby Popsjag » Tue Jan 10, 2017 8:34 pm

Could be an oddity one for XJS maybe?
2003 X350 XJR - daily driver
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1994 2.9 XJ40; 1978 5.3 Series 2 LWB

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Re: Tool kit identification

Postby pimgmx » Wed Jan 11, 2017 3:27 pm

Could be an oddity one for XJS maybe?
The only place I could find another picture of that kit is my other digital hangout: Xj40.com.
Comments there also suggest late XJS: https://www.xj40.com/viewtopic.php?t=1161

Makes sense: it contains the identical bits 'n' bobs as the X300's toolkit. Could this mean it was used on the last XJS build years that overlapped with X300 production??
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the ex-daily: 93 3.2 Sovereign http://bit.ly/14GTNrq
the minter: 93 4.0 Insignia http://bit.ly/1iGrmsU
the hooligan: 95 XJR http://bit.ly/1cW11DN
the GT: 89 5.3 XJ-S http://bit.ly/1WQGpC5

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Re: Tool kit identification

Postby poprivet » Wed Jan 11, 2017 5:58 pm

No spark plug spanner, maybe for a diesel?

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Re: Tool kit identification

Postby Brakebuster » Wed Jan 11, 2017 6:17 pm

No spark plug spanner, maybe for a diesel?

aint that what the pliers are for ?............

because they get hot.........



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1989 5.3ltr V12 XJS Coupé FULLY RESTORED
2015 2.2TD Sportbrake in BRG and black leather
1994 3.2S XJ40 in Morocco Red with Doeskin interior

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Re: Tool kit identification

Postby Popsjag » Wed Jan 11, 2017 10:30 pm

No spark plug spanner in an X300 toolkit - and there's no X300 diesel.

Maybe we're not trusted to change any spark plugs!!
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Re: Tool kit identification

Postby pimgmx » Thu Jan 12, 2017 7:46 pm

...maybe for a diesel?
Materials used for the case & tools in the kit suggest early/mid-'90s.
Diesel (S-/X-type) engines weren't introduced until quite a few years later....
the ex-daily: 93 3.2 Sovereign http://bit.ly/14GTNrq
the minter: 93 4.0 Insignia http://bit.ly/1iGrmsU
the hooligan: 95 XJR http://bit.ly/1cW11DN
the GT: 89 5.3 XJ-S http://bit.ly/1WQGpC5

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Re: Tool kit identification

Postby Brakebuster » Thu Jan 12, 2017 9:25 pm

guys,

i think his dig at diesels was a joke....... i got it..

from research i think its from an XJR ( xj40 style ) or similar....

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1989 5.3ltr V12 XJS Coupé FULLY RESTORED
2015 2.2TD Sportbrake in BRG and black leather
1994 3.2S XJ40 in Morocco Red with Doeskin interior

old cars
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2004 X-Type

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Re: Tool kit identification

Postby robv12 » Fri Jan 20, 2017 2:22 pm

well I disagree all round

I think it is from a LATE XJS, , post 1994 MY, after the kit was deleted as a standard item, this was the option you could buy at an extra cost

NO Xj40 has this style toolkit, and XJS had the same kit up until 1994 when XJ40 went out of production

300 had the under-bonnet kit, so XJS had a the boxed cheaper kit as a cost option

I have one of these late XJS kits here for sale if any one wants, BB's is only the third one of these I have ever seen

as always , just my thoughts, here to be shot at, AGAIN!!

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Re: Tool kit identification

Postby Brakebuster » Fri Jan 20, 2017 3:46 pm

HI Rob


i appreciate your input, and logic

my only comment is that the case fits my late ( 1994 ) XJ40 perfectly , as it fits behind the elastic strap in the rear valance , the rear boot trim ( as you will know ) has a relief cutout for the toolkit box, but not necessarily with the above contents layout , the plot thickens

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i don't suppose anyone knows of a part number for this particular layout ?

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2015 2.2TD Sportbrake in BRG and black leather
1994 3.2S XJ40 in Morocco Red with Doeskin interior

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Re: Tool kit identification

Postby robv12 » Fri Jan 20, 2017 3:49 pm

BB, the XJ40 tool case outer is exactly the same, so will fit the late 40 recess and retaining strap as shown

late XJS optional extra, take it from me!!! :lol:

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Re: Tool kit identification

Postby Brakebuster » Fri Jan 20, 2017 3:59 pm

thats what i thought so to ,

and thanks to a fellow jag member, i managed to get the retaining strap in the post today , my my car wasn't actually optioned with the ' fixed ' toolkit ,but fitted within 5 minutes of the postman handing it to me , lol

i also have a standard XJ40 toolkit, and several XJS ' handled ' toolkits , i just can't seem to stop buying them for that one part that might be slightly better condition than the one i have , lol, and then there are the ones with the sunroof crank handle, even rarer

one thing to note, the case came with the recess for the crank , but no sunroof meant no crank , so a kit isnt ' incomplete ' unless you have a sunroof and no crank handle, lol

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1989 5.3ltr V12 XJS Coupé FULLY RESTORED
2015 2.2TD Sportbrake in BRG and black leather
1994 3.2S XJ40 in Morocco Red with Doeskin interior

old cars
1999 4ltr Sovereign XJ8
2004 X-Type

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Re: Tool kit identification

Postby pimgmx » Fri Jan 20, 2017 4:37 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:
the ex-daily: 93 3.2 Sovereign http://bit.ly/14GTNrq
the minter: 93 4.0 Insignia http://bit.ly/1iGrmsU
the hooligan: 95 XJR http://bit.ly/1cW11DN
the GT: 89 5.3 XJ-S http://bit.ly/1WQGpC5

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Re: Tool kit identification

Postby Tintin » Fri Jan 20, 2017 4:58 pm

Not from a 1996 XJS - photo of mine attached.
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The spaces are for the touch up sticks.

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Re: Tool kit identification

Postby robv12 » Fri Jan 20, 2017 6:32 pm

that's an early face lift XJ40 toolkit, circa 1991, wrong pliers too, sorry to be a pedant!!


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