I tried to fix my Jaguar S-Type by myself…

I tried to fix my Jaguar S-Type by myself…

Thanks again to madder customs for helping me out with this 3-part series. If you haven’t already, check out the video they made with me on their channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkNQCCdx_Gk&t=732s

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It's Joel says:

Thanks everyone for watching this mini-series! Let me know what you’d like to see next… a new car on the channel, perhaps?

James H says:

Great to see a super clean workbay. Kudos to Madder Customs.

m says:

Hurry Joel and fix the Jag,I want to see u driving it.Then u can fix my Peugot 406.

al eugen says:

There's only one thing more satisfying than changing a shock absorber first time or doing an oil change and that is driving the car after and noticing how such simple maintenance transforms the car: roadholding improves with new shocks, engine revs with a 'happier' sound after the oil change. All that while the driver works hard to wipe a silly grin from his face.

Brett Hale says:

Its how i started, more you do more comfident you get,i recently changed all 4 shocks & springs myself saved a load of money,its nuts & bolts pretty simple,i use you tube alot to see how to do stuff

rubber_bullets says:

"You'll be fine. You got the wheel off" LOL

Stephen Lane says:

Looking forward Joel to a Range Rover back in your channel buddy. Maybe a L405 next time?

mightywatcher says:

worst thing is aftermarket parts i had to get one for picanto front left wishbone and what a bitch it was to get 1 bolt to fit as it wasn't align as it should and i nearly give up but never give up unless you know for a fact it not going to work lol

Jordan Seay says:

We all start somewhere! 3 years ago I was doing my first oil change and now, I’m diving into my engine to sort out some issues with the timing chain and the valve seals. Mildly terrified the entire time but I’m staggered I’m able to do it.

Gary Morris says:

Great video loved it well done 8t was fab

Dilan says:

Decent vid, much prefer the vids of you doing trips or just talking about these cars as opposed to current repairs being carried out on this jag

Dan Stuchbury says:

Fair play to you Joel mate, good to see you getting stuck in. Looking forward to seeing the Jaaaaaaag back at full strength!

Squeakers says:

It's a start! Doesn't matter if it's a simple job, once you get into doing these jobs yourself, it saves you alot of money rather than going to a garage and you have the satisfaction that you did it yourself and probably took more care with your own car than a garage would.

Steven Baker says:

Take jag Germany

Luke Mallory says:

Just a warning for any inexperienced people wanting to 'have a go', changing springs with spring compressors is very dangerous and should be done with utmost care. I've been working on cars most of my life and it's not something I do after an incident with boot spring some years ago. The force these things have is incredible.

John Moruzzi says:

Straightforward suspension repair / upgrade that will significantly improve the driving experience.. not just the worn bush but shock absorber performance gradually degrades (like tyres) and you will have restored the Jaguar refinement.

Jabiru Cru says:

Good job. It’s all a learning experience and you can build on it AND don’t forget there is a ton of self help vids on YouTube.

Shaikhy Sher says:

What happened to the Mercedes CLK?

CarlGB says:

pre-filling a filter is a bit of a myth, it has been proven it doesn't really provide any benefit.

Scotty63 says:

Stop pumping ££ into that worthless S-Type, Get an XJR and $punk money on that and you stand a fair chance of getting a return ££ wise!

mac daddy says:

Great video. But always wear eye protection when working with tools. No exceptions to this rule.

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