THE JAGUAR SOCIAL NETWORK of XK 120-140-150-E-Type Owners

Your Jaguar XK/E-TYPE Global connection

E-TYPE WORKSHOP GROUP

Information

E-TYPE WORKSHOP GROUP

For Members restoring a Jaguar E-Type Ser 1, Ser 2 or Ser 3

Members: 40
Latest Activity: on Monday

ABOUT THIS GROUP

Members who are restoring a E-Type Ser 1/Ser 2/Ser 3 please join this Group. All  E-Type Owners who have previous experience in restoring their E-Types are encouraged to join this Group so that with their knowledge they can help and assist others enjoy the Jag hobby.

For the Members in this Group we have a free download of the E-TYPE SERVICE MANUAL & Parts Catalog in PDF format. If you wish to download them you must  contact RAFE SABER and request them.

 

IMPORTANT PLEASE READ

To ask your questions simply click on the START a DISCUSSION link below. Please use photos as often as possible in your discussions. "A picture is worth 1000 words" and makes the discussion so much easier to follow.

Discussion Forum

A Special Word About This E-Type Workshop Group

Started by Rafe Saber. Last reply by Tony Carone on Monday. 1 Reply

This Group is honored and privileged to have THREE "la creme de la creme" E-Type world experts who (their time permitting) have agreed to help answer any questions Members of the Jaguar Social…Continue

S3 Interior reburb Vinyl and headliner

Started by Milton Konstantinidis May 11. 0 Replies

I have a 2+2 s3 71 and have taken out the headliner, the fiberglass insulation is still in place and looks ok. do most people replace this when they replace the headliner or can you simply gue the…Continue

DOWNLOAD E-TYPE SERVICE MANUAL

Started by Rafe Saber. Last reply by Rafe Saber May 11. 2 Replies

I've just…Continue

rebuilding a master cylinder for clutch for 72 XKE - Questions

Started by opticsguy. Last reply by Charles Russell Mar 21. 4 Replies

The master hydraulic cylinder for the clutch, for my 72 XKE is now on my bench. the crimped steel cap has been removed, and everything cleaned up.  Ssome questions here;The piston, spring assembly…Continue

Comment Wall

Comment

You need to be a member of E-TYPE WORKSHOP GROUP to add comments!

Comment by Milton Konstantinidis on May 8, 2013 at 9:23pm

I have a 2+2 s3 71 and have taken out the headliner, the fiberglass insulation is still in place and looks ok. do most people replace this when they replace the headliner or can you simply gue the new headliner material to the fiberglass insulation?

Comment by Greg Meboe on March 21, 2013 at 10:04am
Hi OpticsGuy. I saw your clutch M/C question notice in my email, but can't find the question on this site? Got a tip for us Rafe? Anyway, expand the lower crimped flange of the dust cover/cap, and you'll be able to access the internals. Depending on the rebuild kit, you might need to reuse the metal cover. However, with (40?) years of use/sitting, this aluminum-bored cylinder may need to be replaced. Be scrupulous in your inspection of the internals.
Comment by opticsguy on March 21, 2013 at 12:58am

Where to click to read the discussion forum?   I see only the same posting everytime. I posted a question and not sure where it is seen and if there are any responses. 

Thanks!!

Comment by Rafe Saber on May 8, 2012 at 5:27pm

Absolutely nothing wrong with adding comments in this E-Type Workshop but they become confusing and difficult to follow when there are several responses. In the future, please use the ADD A DISCUSSION feature. You will likely get a far better and organized response from the Members.

Comment by Gordon Russell on May 8, 2012 at 5:04pm
I meant DHC - smart phone, too smart for me!!!
Comment by Gordon Russell on May 8, 2012 at 5:02pm
Hi Charles, we certainly do. We are just finishing an early 3.8 flat floor DHC monocoque, ready for FIA eligibility for competition use!
Comment by Charles Russell on May 8, 2012 at 1:19pm

Nice to have a body shell and panel fabricator available. Do you ship to the US.

 

Members (40)

 
 
 

© 2013   Created by Rafe Saber.

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Terms of Service



pinterest-f3a79.html