How do you jack up a Jaguar XJ6?
Chock rear wheels, jack up front end, place jack stand under rubber jack pad of car. Remove tyre, turn the wheel left/right as needed to give yourself better access to each balljoint. Take off just a little pressure from the lower control arm by jacking up the control arm slightly Start with upper balljoint.
How do you replace shock absorber on Jaguar XJ6?
Put the car up on a stand and then raise the lower suspension arm using a jack near the balljoint and then use a second stand or similar to raise up the suspension a little and so prevent the spring escaping. If replacing the shock absorber itself, undo the nut and bolt attaching the lower end of the unit to the lower control arm.
How can I tell if my Jaguar XJ6 is immobilised?
To find out if a car is immobilised, perform this check. Turn ignition on but do not crank the engine. Observe the orange ‘check engine’ light in the bottom left corner of the instrument pod. If that light goes out, the car is immobilsed, at least by the starter not cranking the engine if you try to start it.
Where is the Check Engine light on a Jaguar XJ6?
Observe the orange ‘check engine’ light in the bottom left corner of the instrument pod. If that light goes out, the car is immobilsed, at least by the starter not cranking the engine if you try to start it. The fact that other systems like wipers, lights, windows etc. will still work can confuse the issue.
How many oxygen sensors does a jaguar have?
The V12-equipped cars have two oxygen sensors, while the six-cylinder cars only have one. See our Jaguar Parts Store Catalog to order parts. Can’t find the new or used part you need?
What kind of transmission does a Jaguar XJ6 have?
Jaguar XJ6 Service and Repair Manual 3261 Jaguar XJ6 Models covered Jaguar XJ6 models with 3.2 litre (3239 cc), 3.6 litre (3590 cc) & 4.0 litre (3980 cc) six-cylinder in-line dohc petrol engines and automatic transmission
Is it bad to have an oxygen sensor in your car?
This is bad, not only for fuel economy and emissions, but a rich mixture will eventually burn out your catalytic converters, possibly causing a fuel fire inside the exhaust system, which can then spread to the rest of your car. It’s a bad thing.
How often should I replace my Oxygen sensor?
It’s a bad thing. According to Jaguar and the other auto manufacturers, the oxygen sensor should be replaced every 30,000 miles to ensure troublefree performance. There are two different types of oxygen sensors, sensors with one wire and sensors with three wires.