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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: sidewaysmv6 on 22 April 2009, 09:36:08
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does any one know where the fuse compartment is on a mk2 jag!! help! :-/
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does any one know where the fuse compartment is on a mk2 jag!! help! :-/
Cars of that era tended to be rather ecomomical with fuses, I don't know for certain, but I wouldn't expect to find anything like the number of fuses that you'd find on a modern car eg Omega
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yeah i thought that alright,but ive no horn or wipers and cant get power anywhere!cheers :y
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From memory, is there a small lucas style fuse box under the bonnet on the bulkhead.
And also there maybe some fuses on back of the centre of the dasboard, the bit with the switches and gauges, usually just 2 screws to undo and it folds down to gain access.
HTH
Although memory not what it used to be.
Mike
Forgot to add you need to remove the picnic tray from beneath switch panel then remove 2 screws and then fold it down towards you.
Funny what we remember when we want to.
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i thought they might be behind the centre walnut panel with the clocks & switches in :-/
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cheers for the help guys...im goin to try that now! :y
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From memory, is there a small lucas style fuse box under the bonnet on the bulkhead.
And also there maybe some fuses on back of the centre of the dasboard, the bit with the switches and gauges, usually just 2 screws to undo and it folds down to gain access.
Although memory not what it used to be.
Mike
Forgot to add you need to remove the picnic tray from beneath switch panel then remove 2 screws and then fold it down towards you.
Funny what we remember when we want to.
That is defo the case on the series 1 & Poss series 2 XJs, not sure about the old MK1s and MK2s though :-/
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From memory, is there a small lucas style fuse box under the bonnet on the bulkhead.
And also there maybe some fuses on back of the centre of the dasboard, the bit with the switches and gauges, usually just 2 screws to undo and it folds down to gain access.
Although memory not what it used to be.
Mike
Forgot to add you need to remove the picnic tray from beneath switch panel then remove 2 screws and then fold it down towards you.
Funny what we remember when we want to.
That is defo the case on the series 1 & Poss series 2 XJs, not sure about the old MK1s and MK2s though :-/
I did say if I remember correctly ;D But there was def some there on dad's 1968 S Type.
Mike
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Are you sure its not the neg earth? :-/