122-13 Jaguar Left Rear Door Remote Control Assy. Mk 7, 8, 9 Mark Vii, Viii, Ix on 2040-parts.com
Ramona, California, US
You are bidding on a used Control, Remote, Assembly for Left Hand Rear Door as used on the MK7, MK8, MK9, MK VII, MK VIII and MK IX Jaguars. This is remote control assembly that actuates the door lock for the Left Hand Rear Door. It is quite likely that this remote control assembly was used on other Jaguars or British cars of that era, but please check to be sure that it is appropriate for the car you plan to use it on. The Jaguar part number is 253/325. The first six pictures show the remote control assembly in this auction from the front and rear including close ups. The rod is 19 3/4" long. The seventh and eighth pictures are for orientation purposes only to show where the remote control assembly is located in the left hand rear door of a MK VIII without and in a MK IX with a door panel installed with the general location of the remote control assembly circled in red. Pictures seven and eight do not show the remote control assembly in this auction. If your MK VII, VIII or IX is missing this remote control assembly, or if the remote control assembly that you have is broken, or missing some parts, this auction is for you.
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