How To Remove valve cover/cam cover gaskets on a Jaguar XJ6 Series 3.
REPAIR TIME: 1 Hour 30 Minutes
PARTS:
1. Valve Cover Gaskets https://bit.ly/2uwK1yC
2. Cam Plugs https://goo.gl/pBrMJx
3. Seal Washer https://goo.gl/33FUwz
4. Stainless Steel Washers https://goo.gl/6D5vmK
SERVICE TOOLS:
1. 7/16 Socket & Ratchet
2. Start Bit T26
3. Flat Head Screwdriver
4. Razor Blade
5. Plastic Scraper
6. Brake Cleaner
7. Silicone Adhesive Sealant
8. Disposable Gloves
9. Shop Rags Or Towels
10. Tape & Sharpie
SYMPTOM & DIAGNOSIS
1. Burning oil smell – Worn out or Cracked gasket
2. Running rough – Oil leaks seeps inside spark plug tubes
3. Low on oil – Oil leaks from the valve cover gasket
TORQUE WRENCH SETTINGS:
Valve Covers Bolts… 7 to 8 ft-lb
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Hello Jesse! I'm 18 but I've had my XJS (1992) for 2 years now and between your XJ6 and XJ40 I've been learning a few tricks on how to get my XJS roadworthy again. Look you seem a smart Jag enthusiast and I was wondering if we could have a chat, Jag fan to Jag fan? Anyway hope all goes well, and hopefully you can get back to me 🙂
Hey Jesse. I love your channel and been watching all of your videos. My dad gave me his old and 1986 Jaguar XJ6 and told me that all I had to do was adjust the transmission bands can you do a video showing how to adjust the bands. I heard they are easy I just don't know what they look like