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Working on this for a customer. He has no idea what it is other than a Jag rear end. The hour or so of searching has led me in cirlces. He has had the bearings fail, luckilly the numbers on the bearing I was able to see and get from Napa. I'm playeing hell finding a grease seal for it though. The original seal has numbers 5840047J and "made in the UK" on the seal. I believe I'm looking for a Wheel Seal(thats what I would call it) you may call it something else.
Any help would be appreciated as to the actual name of the seal or even a part number. It has tapered bearings so from what I can see it should be any where from a 75-87 rear end. Out of what model I don't know.
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The seal I'm needing will fit the shaft in the second pic. That then slides into the carrier where the rotor and caliper attaches.
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Most of the parts are universal for bearings and seals.
You can always state you have a Series II or III Jag rear from an xj12. The year won't matter, I would state '78. Another site to check out would be the JagLovers forum. I think it is based in the UK and they have lots of info. Also, do a search on my posts, at one point I found an online manual which probably has the numbers you need.
I'll take a look tonight and see if I still have the box the seals came in. It was probably part of a kit, but I'm sure the number would be the same.
This is probably called a stub axle seal.
Good luck!
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Daze had all of the bearing and seal numbers listed in the first part of this site. I was able to rebuild my rear end from his info so I know the numbers are good. I know this info is here somewhere, I just dont know exactly where. Ask Daze. He did one hell of a fine job finding and listing all of this information very early on so I am sure it has to behere somewhere..
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Another resource I forgot about is Randy's Ring and Pinion. They sell complete rebuild kits and I'm sure if you called them, you could get the part number for the stub axle seal.
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Just did one myself. JLM 001264 is the Jaguar number. Timkin dealer here couldn't find it in the book.
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