Hi
I am new to Jaguar so but not new to engne swaps . I get one classic ford without engine and seach for good V6 , then found that s-type cars are lot cheaper than ford engine . So I can get Stype 3.0 manual in running condition . My questions are : Can the engine work with stock ecu and harness or easier to put aftermarket ecu , if yes which modules I need . And other question is can I use the climate system as stand alone system and also what modules i need to get it running .
Thanks in advance

 

Classic FORD leaves a lot of room to maneuver; to some an unexploded Pinto might be a 'classic'...

That said, 3.0, V6 conversions are popular with some early Mazda Miata enthusiasts; I believe they tend to favor stand-alone engine management systems, You might want to begin you search there...

 

I've read most of miata and locost posts and if they use aj30 they use standalone , ford mondeo engine is more simple to use with stock . It is not a problem to run this engine with ecumaste or similar but prefer stock . Climate condition is more problematic to me and do not know if I will be able to use ... so that is why I join this forum .

 

I did an aj30 swap myself.
what car are you going to install it in?

 

1965 ford taunus ..
What car did you swap in ? Please post me mote info what do I need from the jaguar

 

i did it in my s type since ive had the 2.5l and
burned its gaskets.

but you're doing it on a different car so youll have to do some research and pick which engine accessories you will be using.

a standalone might give you easier and faster control. Less errors

There are lots of swaps done using this engine.

 

is this the aj60 (up to 2002) or aj62 (2002.5 and later)

these engines are very different

 

Sorry for replying twice
killerbee i see you're from
bulgaria, and since you aint got no engine size taxes, why dont you throw a v8 in there from an old ford or 2000 s type (4.0)?
Someone even did a lexus v8 swap. And that one runs perfect. Check your dm
if tou can fine a LS from a corvette that would be a dream, but i bet huge costs implied