I've purchased on-the-internet what were advertised as Jaguar Factory Service manuals or JTIS. Not seeing any useful information like engine fastener torque specs for reassembling the timing components on my 2001 XKR engine.
The dealer says it cost $1000/year for a real factory service manual subscription. Where does one find the same information Jaguar dealers use to service or rebuild their customer's engines?
Thank you,
Toronadomike

 

If it doesn't give the torque specs in the text on the right hand panel, it will give them in the illustration on the left.

 

navigate to service/engine/specifications

 

Unfortunate that you purchased JTIS on the internet. It's available as a free download from the forum.

JTIS was the 'real factory manual' before Jaguar changed to an OnLine system in 2005. Navigating can be rather obscure at first. To get to the Torque Specifications for your model:

1. select Service button then XK from the Model Range (arrowed in red) and 2001 from the Model Year (arrowed in black)



2. click on Powertrain image (arrowed in red



3. click on the Engine graphic (arrowed in red)



4. click on the Specifications graphic (arrowed in red)



5. scroll down the page to the Torque Specifications section



This screen shot only shows a section of the list.

Graham

 

Nice, Graham, even I can follow that.