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| i have a 1996 jaguar xj6. the problem is the oil switch gauge keep going down to empty. i have to punch the gas pedel to make it move back to the full area reading. what causes this. and what must i do to fix it? any help would be appreicated. | |
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| i think some of the fuses are located in the trunk . | |
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I purchased a 1998 carnival red xjr 48000k in 2003. I adored this car and the many extras I added for a xjr different from the rest. 18 inch jag 5 spoke replaced the center caps red to match the car. Purchased 4 more red centercaps peeled off the brackets an installed on every seat in the back rest 4 inch tv where the sunglass holder was and a system without changing any stock items no subs in the trunk 1 behind drivers seat just for anice touch of bass. alot moreinvested tolist in changed low beam, high beam, fog and parking to blue lights looks mean and serious head turner. this my 3rd jag i had a 91 xj6 and a 95 xj6 and might consider a 04 xjr
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Help. I also have a 1991 XJS v12 mine also loses oil pressure after it gets up to normal operating temp. not going down the road at say 55mph but if i slow down to 30 or so mph it drops to below 25 lbs at a stop sign or stop light it falls to 0 then as i get moving again it comes back up. The temp gauge says normal operating temp. althought the engine seems to be hotter than normal. It does not die or its not hard to start at all. My question is rather than pays a dealership alot of money to tell me nothing may or may not be wrong with my engine i would rather just install a set of after market temp, and oil pressure gauges so i can be sure of my oil pressure and engine temp. can anyone tell me where the oil pressure and engine temp sending units are so i can disconnect them and install the after market gauges. thank you for any info. you can help me with
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Replying to: johnwesley1 (Apr 23, 2008 5:46 pm) Are you using an OEM filter and the proper weight oil? My books don't go back that far to locate your oil sender but surely the person who works on your car would tell you? OH WAIT! I see a diagram. It looks like it is between the V of the engine, up front, and there's a long hose arching over it. It's a small round cylinder with a wire attached to it that screw in. The book says: 12 cylinder: Open the bonnet. Disconnect the battery earth lead. Disconnect the rubber boot and the transmitter feed wire. Unscrew and remove the transmitter Fit and tighten the new transmitter. Reconnectthe transmitter feed wire and the rubber boot. Reconnect the battery earth lead. Close the bonnet. |
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thank you mr. shiftright that should help, and yes i am using the right oil 20 w 50 not sure what an OEM filter is though I did use and after market filter from the local parts store not sure its the filter though had the same problem before and after the oil change. now not sure if i should replace the old sending unit to see if that cures the problem or go ahead and istall an after market oil pressure guage. seems to be alot of problems with jag. gauges not the only one here that seems to have that problem. anyway thank you for your info. nice to have folks who care.
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Replying to: johnwesley1 (Apr 25, 2008 5:46 am)
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Replying to: Mr_Shiftright (Apr 25, 2008 10:22 am) |
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Replying to: lzolidis (May 24, 2007 11:35 am) |
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Replying to: lzolidis (May 24, 2007 11:35 am)
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