Anti roll bar bush.

[BjornV]

Hi there.

I recently observed that one of the "D"-shaped bushes for the anti roll bar is bad on my car: Not good


Are these things difficult to change?

Car in question is a 1994 DD6

Thanks in advance

[Popsjag]

Hopefully this diagram will give you an insight of what's involved. Remember the usual health & safety issues when your vehicle is up in the air.

http://www.jaguarclassicparts.com/illus ... sh5074.jpg

I assume it is item number 3 (2 off) that you wish to replace?
It will be easier to unbolt both brackets at the same time, replace the rubbers and then retighten the brackets back up.

Regards,
Steve.

[BjornV]

Thank you for the picture. Yes, it is the number 3 item I want to replace.
I will change both of them items.
Doesn't seem too difficult to get to, once you can get under the car safely.

Regards
Björn

[naki]

two 13mm bolts, and its away. possibly the easiest bush to change on a jag.
also note the parts numbers different even between XJ12 and DD6 variants.
due to slight thicker ARB on the XJ12.

[BjornV]

Thanks for the tip, Naki.
There seems to exist several types for this bush. I hope I can get the right one.
Will report back when I have actually done the change.

Regards
Björn

[ptjs1]

Bjorn,

As far as I know, the DD6 has a non-sportspack setup. If I'm right, you can just buy the bushes still from Jaguar - part number CCC2806 see here:

http://www.jaguarclassicparts.com/uk/ja ... ulcrum-tie

Hope that helps

Paul

[BjornV]

Bjorn,

As far as I know, the DD6 has a non-sportspack setup. If I'm right, you can just buy the bushes still from Jaguar - part number CCC2806 see here:

http://www.jaguarclassicparts.com/uk/ja ... ulcrum-tie

Hope that helps

Paul

That´s how I understand it too. DD6 does not have the sportpack. At least not normally.

[naki]

sportpack was an option on all XJ40/ 81 from 1990 onwards, but it is unlikely to be found on a Daimler.