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Re: [xj-s] 1/4'' tubing hanging, behind the passenger rear wheel
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Re: [xj-s] 1/4'' tubing hanging, behind the passenger rear wheel



Can't help with the lack of power, Denis.  But the pipe coming out the boot
is almost certainly the water drain from the antenna motor.  If you have
something suspicious coming out if it, do a similar job to that motor as you
did to the wiper just to make sure.

Craig Sawyers
-----Original Message-----
From: Denis Paquette <paquette@ca.ibm.com>
To: xj-s@jag-lovers.org <xj-s@jag-lovers.org>
Date: 09 July 1998 14:22
Subject: [xj-s] 1/4'' tubing hanging, behind the passenger rear wheel


>Hi everyone,
> I'm a newcomer to this mailing list.  A proud owner of a  1986,  XJ-S,
>coupe (2+2), 12cyl.  Had it for some time now.   Looks and rides like a
>beauty.   Glad i printed the 'experience in a
>book'.  Used it several times;
>-   Replaced my  auxiliary fan with a SAAB600 turbo.  What a change.  The
air
>volume, pulled is
>non comparable, gotta check the fuse though, it pulls a bit more current
(the
>15amp still works).
>-  The windshield wiper motor seized up on me. Opened it and found that 1
of
>the 3 brushes had
>fallen off the crown. Replaced the 3 brushes by new ones and readjusted the
>plate their on.
>(lucky the crown was not damaged, the assembly is worth $1400).
>-   Re-installing this last assembly, the rubber mounting brackets
>desintegrated of old age. I replaced them with with  faucet washers.  They
fit
>like a glove, support and cushion the assembly.
>.
> That was the easy stuff. I'm trying to get the car ready to go down to
>the states.   The
>acceleration is next to nill. I drive it a 60 miles/hour, push the gas
pedal to
>the floor, the thing
>just climbs slowly to 70 then 80 etc. It's the slowly that get's to me.  I
>changed and adjusted the kickdown switch (near the wiper motor), nogo.
>Anything you people can suggest?
> One last item. What is the 1/4" tube that hangs out from the trunk,
>beside
>the passenger side rear wheel.  I have some white powdery deposit (a
bit)coming
>out of it.
>.
>Thank 's for the time


 

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