Brake pads: 1 – 3 Hours ($125 / $325 / $550)
In this video I changed the brake pads on a Jaguar XJ8, it was a 2003 model but this process is the same on many European vehicles including, Volvo, BMW, etc.
Brake pads: 1 – 3 Hours ($125 / $325 / $550)
In this video I changed the brake pads on a Jaguar XJ8, it was a 2003 model but this process is the same on many European vehicles including, Volvo, BMW, etc.
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Robert thank you so much I got my Jag for $1,100 you help me change my fuel pump my plugs OK Google and now my brakes little bit my brother thank you
I needed to replace the front pads on my 1998 XK8… the brake systems are very similar and this video helped me quite a bit. THANK YOU!
Robert, I have a 98 XJR and the passenger side hood release will not release and the hood will not open. Can you provide a solution on how to get the hood open. Thanks
Rotor means disc.
Thanks for the advice, other than banging and hammering at the caliper after being unbolted to get it free, my pad change went well.
I think this video was useful, but it could have been better by including some other important parts of the job, like removing the clips and attaching new ones. That is one of the most difficult parts of the job and you didn’t show anything about it.
Hey there can you possibly show in a video or explain how to put a coolant level sensor back in place on a 1995 xj6 Jaguar?
Hi Mr. Robert! Hope you are feeling fine!
I think that it would have been a good idea to re-surface the rotors on the front. They looked like they had a large number of grooves but still plenty of meat on them. It also a good idea to slap a straight edge on there to see if they're warped. Did you use some copper grease on the back of the pads?
i love these jags my next car is gunna be a 2004 jaguar xjr
You might be interested in this fuel pump relay info, and the mans site is all about his volvos 😀
https://volvo850wagon.wordpress.com/2012/06/17/54-fuel-pump-relay-pm/