Jaguar parts for XJ6, XJ12, XJS, XJ40, Stype, Xtype, XJ8, XJ

AC Condenser
The Air Conditioning Condenser is located in front of the radiator and cools the freon in the ac system.

AC Evaporator
The AC Evaporator can get easily plugged with dirt and foreign object running thru the ac system

AC Receiver Drier
Dont forget to change the Reciever Dryer any time you service the AC System. We carry New OEM and Aftermarket AC Reciever Driers

Air Flow Mass Meter
Is your car or truck running rough? Did you get water on the air mass meter electrode? We have the best prices on the Bosch air mass meters

Alternator
Replace your worn out alternator with an OEM, Bosch, Valeo, Delco, or Denso quality remanufactured alternator or regulator

Antenna
We have a full line of OE replacement antenna masts and power antenna motors at discount prices.

Ball Joint
So before you pay hundreds in getting the tires replaced, make sure that the ball joints are in good condition.

Brake Caliper
The front and rear brake caliper has a number of pistons that should last for well over 100,000 miles with proper maintenance.

Brake Drum
When changing the brake drums make sure you check the backing plate for wear. The other items to check would be the wheel cylinder.

Brake Master Cylinder
Make sure that you have the brake fluid completely flushed every year, as this will make your brake master cylinder last for years with no trouble

Brake Rotors
The disk brake rotor is made of iron with machined surfaces where the brake pads contact the brake disc

Cabin Filter
Replace your cabin filter with a Bosch Premium Cabin Filter and trap close to 100% of airborne contaminants before they enter the interior of your vehicle

Catalytic Converter
The catalytic converters job is to reduce the level of harmful poisonous gasses in exhaust emissions.

Clutch Kit
Our name brand clutch kits include the clutch disc, pressure plate, release bearing, pilot bearing and clutch alignment tool when required

Clutch Master Cylinder
You will know if the clutch master cylinder is failing if you rest your foot on the clutch pedal and the pedal slowly goes to the floor.

Control Arm
Some vehicles have up to 4 control arms on each corner of the car. Some new control arms come with new bushings.

Cooling Radiator Fan
The cooling fan, or sometimes called the radiator fan, can be located on either side of the radiator

CV Joint Boot Kit
The cv joint is located at each end of the axle assembly and is most often used on front wheel drive cars.

Cylinder Head Gasket Set
The head gasket is used to seal the cylinder head to the engine block and is held down by cylinder head bolts.

Distributor Cap & Rotor
The distributor cap and distributor rotor should be changed during every tune up or every two years.

Electronic Control Unit
The electronic control unit or ecu is the brains of the cars fuel injection and ignition system. In Most cases the ecu will fail completely with no advance warning.

Engine Motor Mount
Most cars have a right and left motor mount, however if you own a front wheel drive car, you will have a right, left, and a front and rear engine mount.

Flywheel
To service the flywheel you will need to remove the transmission, torque converter or clutch assembly.

Fog Light
The fog lights and driving lights enhance your car or trucks low beams for improved visibility in rain, fog, or snow.

Fuel Filter
The fuel filter on fuel injected cars and trucks are typically located in the engine compartment or can be located under the vehicle on the frame

Fuel Injector
Drivewire sells OEM, Factory, Genuine and Bosch Injectors at discount prices. Save up to 40% over the dealer

Fuel Pump
Since the fuel is used to lubricate the fuel pump, running the car out of gas will burn up the fuel pump very quickly.

Headlight Lens
Depending on the year of your vehicle you bay have sealed beam headlights, replicable halogen bulbs or even HID headlights.

Heater Blower Motor
Be sure to check the heater blower motor resistor first to avoid spending excess money, as this may be the only problem.

Hood Emblem
Some of the hood emblems that you need to stick on may need professional installation because of the special chemicals used to bond the emblem

Hood Latch and Strut
Make sure you know how many hood struts your car needs before ordering, and if the car has two, you should replace the struts as a set.

Ignition Coil
On most vehicles there is one ignition coil that sends spark to the distributor that then distributes spark to the appropriate spark plug

Lowering Kit
The Eibach Pro Kit lowers your cars center of gravity Eibach Pro Kit, Eibach Coil Overs, Extreme Performance Meets Extreme Style Eibach Sportline Kit

Muffler
We offer both OEM such as Eberspaecher and many aftermarket mufflers and exhausts from the likes of Injen, DC Sports, Magnaflow, Flowmaster, Borla, Dynomax, Pacesetter and more.

Oil Filter
For vehicles with external oil filters, there are two types used. The first and most common on domestic and Japanese cars is the spin-on oil filter.

Oil Pan
Most cars will have wet sump-oiling system where engine oil is kept underneath the engine in an oil pan.

Oil Pump
The oil pump is located in the oil pan, at the bottom of the engine and is used to pump the oil thru the engine.

Oxygen Sensor
The Primary job of the Oxygen sensor is to monitor the air-fuel ratio and tell the car or truck computer to adjust the amount of fuel to the fuel Injectors.

Parking Light
The parking light and side marker make a drastic improvement in the visibility of your vehicle at night.

Piston Rings and Cylinder
Pistons can become scored or damaged due to detonation and may need to be replaced if the piston fails

Power Steering Hose
Over time the fittings on the end of the power steering hose could develop leaks. If you do end up with a leaky power steering hose

Power Steering Pump
The power steering pump is used to provide power steering fluid under pressure to the power steering gear or the power assisted rack and pinion

Radiator
The job of the radiator is to take the heat out of the engine by transferring heat from the coolant in the radiator into the outside air

Radiator Hose
The radiator hose is made of a highly flexible rubber compound that has a high resistance to heat and oil.

Repair Manual
Cars today are very complex, and with a small investment in a service manual you will save yourself much pain.

Serpentine and V Belt
The alternator belt, power steering belt, water pump belt and ac belt are all driven off of the crankshaft of the engine using a serpentine or v-belt.

Shock Absorbers
Car and truck shock absorbers usually fall into two types: gas-charged and conventional oil and are of a MacPherson-strut design.

Spark Plugs
The spark plug is an important factor in determining optimal performance and reliable functioning of a engine.

Spark Plug Wires
Spark plug wires are designed to carry the electrical voltage from the ignition system to the spark plug.

Starter
The starter is an electric motor that powers a starter pinion gear designed to engage with the ring gear of the flywheel.

Steering Rack
The steering rack is mostly used on later model vehicles that use a coil over strut design suspension.

Struts and Strut Inserts
Struts are more than just a shock absorber; a strut assembly has integrated a number of suspension parts into one strut assembly.

Tail Light Assembly
The taillight is located obviously at the rear of the car or truck. The taillight usually has the brake light, turn signal, and the back up light

Throttle Body
The throttle body is a valve that controls how much air is let into the engine and is controlled by a throttle cable or electric motor.

Tie Rod
Tie-rod ends are steering components that can often be easily replaced by the average car owner with some basic skills.

Timing Belt
The rule of thumb for most service professionals is making sure you change your timing belt every 60,000 miles.

Water Pump
On front wheel drive vehicle the water pump is still located at the front of the engine, but since the engine sits transverse

Window Motor
window motors usually go bad due to condensation getting into the door and rusting the electrical contacts in the motor.

Window Regulator
The window regulator, like its name implies, regulates the motion of the window going up and down.