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Jaguar E type series 1 wiring loom

Posted: Wed May 01, 2019 6:09 pm
by JustinS
Can anyone advise who supplies the best complete wiring loom kit?. Do any of them come with wires labelled or do you have to follow a diagram?. Who supplies the simplest diagram?. I would be grateful for any advise or to hear of any experiences.
Many Thanks

Re: Jaguar E type series 1 wiring loom

Posted: Fri May 03, 2019 9:41 am
by mike020150
Have a word with Autosparks at Nottingham. The company is well-known for supplying replacement harnesses. I have used successfully its replacement engine harness on my V12 coupe but sadly, I can't recall whether the connectors were marked. There are plenty of wiring diagrams available for E-Types in the Haynes manuals and online if you search. Mike.

Re: Jaguar E type series 1 wiring loom

Posted: Sat May 04, 2019 3:55 pm
by JustinS
Thanks Mike, looks like Autosparks is the way to go. I've heard Autosparks looms are available from various parts distributors, cheaper than buying direct. Has anyone experienced this, does anyone Know which distributors supply these.
On a different note, who is the best manufacturer/distributor of wire wheels?. Stainless seems like a good option, any experiences?. If i opt for larger wheels, would they scuff the inner body work.
Thanks in advance for your advise.
Justin

Re: Jaguar E type series 1 wiring loom

Posted: Sat May 04, 2019 5:59 pm
by mike020150
When it comes to wire wheels, MWS and Dayton are the usual brands to be found. Not liking cleaning, I opted for 6" stainless Daytons from SNG Barratt whilst they had a special deal running & fitted 205/70x15" tyres. At this width, most owners remove the rear bump stops. However, I successfully shaved them down to provide sufficient clearance whilst retaining the bump stop feature. Mike.

Re: Jaguar E type series 1 wiring loom

Posted: Fri May 10, 2019 12:54 pm
by piman
Hello Justin,

another manufacturer is Turrino wheels, based in Cheshire. I have no experience of them apart from seeing them at shows etc. The do steel or aluminium rimmed wheels. I don't know but would guess that they are a little more expensive than the usual suppliers?

Alec