Donate NOW and support Jag-lovers!

IMPORTANT! We have moved! The new site is at www.jag-lovers.com and the new Forums can be found at forums.jag-lovers.com

Please update your links. This old site will be left up for reference, until we can move all the old content over to the new site.

Volunteers wanted! Please help us move information from these pages to the new site, and also join us in providing new, exciting content.
Serving Enthusiasts since 1993		 The Jag-lovers Web
Currently with 3,166 members



Re: antenna removal on 88 XJ6 series 4
[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index]

Re: antenna removal on 88 XJ6 series 4

First of all, it's not a series 4!!!  It has nothing to do with the series
1-3.  It is an XJ40 and only an XJ40.  

Now that is out of the way<g> let's get back to the question.  The external
chrome nut is only for the antenna mast.  The top of the antenna is help in
the body by the rubber grommet in the fender, it is a press fit only.
When putting the antenna back in be sure to hook up the ground strap to the
antenna before mounting the antenna, it makes it much easier.


At 12:11 PM 2/21/97 -0600, Jim Hewett wrote:
>Is it necessary to removes antenna to remove external chrome nut that secures
>
>antenna to fender?  Any other hints to make this job simple will be
appreciated.
>
>Thanks.
>jimh@dbtech.net
>
>
>

 

Please help support the move to the new site, and DONATE what you can.
A big Thank You to those who have donated already!

 

       
       
       
       
Go to our Homepage
Improve your Jag-lovers experience with the Mozilla FireFox Browser!

  View the latest posts from our Forums via an RSS Feed!

©Jag-loversTM Ltd / JagWEBTM 1993 - 2024
All rights reserved. Jag-lovers is supported by JagWEBTM
For Terms of Use and General Rules see our Disclaimer
Use of the Jag-lovers logo or trademark name on sites other than Jag-lovers itself in a manner implying endorsement of commercial activities whatsoever is prohibited. Sections of this Web Site may publish members and visitors comments, opinion and photographs/images - Jag-lovers Ltd does not assume or have any responsibility or any liability for members comments or opinions, nor does it claim ownership or copyright of any material that belongs to the original poster including images. The word 'Jaguar' and the leaping cat device, whether used separately or in combination, are registered trademarks and are the property of Jaguar Cars, England. Some images may also be © Jaguar Cars. Mirroring or downloading of this site or the publication of material or any extracts therefrom in original or altered form from these pages onto other sites (including reproduction by any other Jaguar enthusiast sites) without express permission violates Jag-lovers Ltd copyright and is prohibited
Go to our Homepage
Your Browser is: Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; ClaudeBot/1.0; +claudebot@anthropic.com), IP Address logged as 3.22.77.117 on 22nd May 2024 01:41:19