i had an 86′ xj6 when i was 18…. good driving car when it ran.. it
developed so many issues … so i ended up selling it.. but i saved the
hood emblem 🙂 but now i know why my grandfather sold it to me for only
$500 lol
01:58 Dont like your comment. I had xj40 in age 20, bought it with my
money, plus stype bought it at age 25. Its not something with what you are
proud what car you have at what age…. Tnx for info for plugs…
Excellent video, well done. Good that you included the gasket part nos as
well. Great that you are sooooooh proud of your Jaaaaaag – and so you
should be,she’s a lovely car.
thank you for that video im 25 with a 2000 type s got it when i was 24 and
every thing on it is so damn high to get fixed , and nobody would tell me
how to work on it
Great Video buddy thank you for that, mine is a 2.5 sport but it appears
very similar – gave it a go but misfire is still there, computer shows no
fault so I am a little puzzled lol, but again thanks for putting this up it
helped a lot.
@TENNSUMITSUMA IMHO It’s a lazy way to speak because not all the letters
are properly pronounced. Some English people replace a ‘T’ with a glottal
stop and some Americans omit the ‘T’ or replace it with a ‘D’ – very
strange. Examples : baddery (battery) and innernet (internet). So what
nationality are you Rainstorm GB ?
g’day rainstormGB thanks for your Vid, i actually follow everystep you did
and found that was very helpful, but when i come to the end the gasket i
order(XR8 5398 genuine parts) it look so different,, so i was chicken out
to change it,, is that ok to chages that parts in to it( i did not see the
vid when you change it,, please inform me it is ok to change it even so it
looks different thanks again matey
When you have the plugs out check to insure there is no traces of oil on
the outside of the plug. Many of these plug holes are central located with
the valve cover surrounding them, if the gasket seal fails the plug hole
will fill with engine oil. Great video so far M8! By the by, I cut my teeth
on E type Jags way back when…. yep I am THAT old HAHAHA
@CTOL1 yep u are right i talk about that in part 2 my no1 plug had leaked a
little should be ok for a little bit but i will have to change the cam
cover gasket at some point 🙁 more work u must have worked on cars ? thats
why i got an s type they look like the old jags i love the older styling i
dont really like the look of the new jags 🙁
Nice wheels. I read don’t wash the volcano dust into the paint work make
sure you SOAK the car to get as much off as poss. My spuds are growing fast
as hell :o) (I am learning put in on good friday but not sure how long til
eating)
Does it drive ok now? The new gaskets look like a different shape. Why did
you change the sparks in the first place? Was it running rough? Thanks for
sharing that. It was a great help.
You know your number one plug could be the source of the reason you felt
the need to replace the plugs to begin with? Was the engine having a
stumble now and then?
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i had an 86′ xj6 when i was 18…. good driving car when it ran.. it
developed so many issues … so i ended up selling it.. but i saved the
hood emblem 🙂 but now i know why my grandfather sold it to me for only
$500 lol
Best video ever! Thank you, dude! It helps me a lot! Thank you one more time
Jaguar S Type Spark Plug Replacement
Thanks a ton! 🙂
@JohnLMcCoy HA HA ‘bloke’, love it. i gotta go live in ritain some time and
pick up all you peoples sayins
01:58 Dont like your comment. I had xj40 in age 20, bought it with my
money, plus stype bought it at age 25. Its not something with what you are
proud what car you have at what age…. Tnx for info for plugs…
@minteko i would love to make it electric it would make an awesome car i
just dont have the £20,000 to convert it 🙁
Funny, I expected you to own some sort of hybrid/electric vehicle., not a
whopping great 3.0 litre V6. :0)
Really helped alot!!!!
I’ve got s-type at age of 25 (bought it 2yrs ago) :))
I’M 23 WITH A S TYPE R AND IM A GIRL 🙂 also mexican but i don’t think the
race matters
Excellent video, well done. Good that you included the gasket part nos as
well. Great that you are sooooooh proud of your Jaaaaaag – and so you
should be,she’s a lovely car.
thank you for that video im 25 with a 2000 type s got it when i was 24 and
every thing on it is so damn high to get fixed , and nobody would tell me
how to work on it
I have one and I’m 17
@TENNSUMITSUMA I’m assming that’s you in the video ?
i got an s type n im 17
3 li ‘ re. speak proper. No glottal stops please.
did YOU buy it? is what i think his point is. mommy and daddy buying it
doesnt count.
@JohnLMcCoy no thats not me. im a black jamaican
Great Video buddy thank you for that, mine is a 2.5 sport but it appears
very similar – gave it a go but misfire is still there, computer shows no
fault so I am a little puzzled lol, but again thanks for putting this up it
helped a lot.
@TENNSUMITSUMA IMHO It’s a lazy way to speak because not all the letters
are properly pronounced. Some English people replace a ‘T’ with a glottal
stop and some Americans omit the ‘T’ or replace it with a ‘D’ – very
strange. Examples : baddery (battery) and innernet (internet). So what
nationality are you Rainstorm GB ?
g’day rainstormGB thanks for your Vid, i actually follow everystep you did
and found that was very helpful, but when i come to the end the gasket i
order(XR8 5398 genuine parts) it look so different,, so i was chicken out
to change it,, is that ok to chages that parts in to it( i did not see the
vid when you change it,, please inform me it is ok to change it even so it
looks different thanks again matey
@JohnLMcCoy the question was to RainstormGB, but you say it to me?
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When you have the plugs out check to insure there is no traces of oil on
the outside of the plug. Many of these plug holes are central located with
the valve cover surrounding them, if the gasket seal fails the plug hole
will fill with engine oil. Great video so far M8! By the by, I cut my teeth
on E type Jags way back when…. yep I am THAT old HAHAHA
I’m 17 with a 4.0 xj6
@JohnLMcCoy BWAH HA HAAAA so you noticed that about brits too. it seems
neither americans or brits speak proper english
@CTOL1 yep u are right i talk about that in part 2 my no1 plug had leaked a
little should be ok for a little bit but i will have to change the cam
cover gasket at some point 🙁 more work u must have worked on cars ? thats
why i got an s type they look like the old jags i love the older styling i
dont really like the look of the new jags 🙁
@JohnLMcCoy well then why do you brits do that anyway? it sounds great but
its so funny
Nice wheels. I read don’t wash the volcano dust into the paint work make
sure you SOAK the car to get as much off as poss. My spuds are growing fast
as hell :o) (I am learning put in on good friday but not sure how long til
eating)
Does it drive ok now? The new gaskets look like a different shape. Why did
you change the sparks in the first place? Was it running rough? Thanks for
sharing that. It was a great help.
@weapons33 rain?
You know your number one plug could be the source of the reason you felt
the need to replace the plugs to begin with? Was the engine having a
stumble now and then?