S-type/Lincon LS
Does anyone know how many parts are interchangable between these two since they're pretty much the same car? I've see a few that are the same part but the Jag has a higher price tag on it and a different part number but will still function the same.
These comments apply to the '00-'02 models. The parts I know for sure interchange as I have used more than a few are the window regulators both front and rear and the fuel pump. Other than those I haven't found the need to try anything else but I'm sure there are other parts that will interchange.
Without looking at a parts cross-reference list I would guess that the 3.0 V6 engine parts, non-ZF transmission and rear end parts would interchange. I would consult with a Jaguar Certified Tech before actually installing any parts though.
My original MSRP window sticker says that from a parts origin standpoint, my 2005 S-Type 3.0 is 45% American/Canadian, 30% British, and 15% German. I expected lower North American percentages and higher UK percentages, but not so according to the sticker....
Last edited by Jon89; Feb 14, 2009 at 09:07 AM.
The 3.0 block is cast here in America, Ohio if I'm not mistaken. There are also a bunch of electrics, brakes, and other drive components that were also sourced in North America as part of parent Ford's involvement with Jag. Those components drive the content % up.
The 3.0 and 4.0 engines are from OHIO. While the ZF trannies are made in France. The same tranny found in the 3 and 5 series BMWs and the E-Class Benz. As for the body and electric wiring, Coventry, England. Some electrical parts are Germany. Such as rear obstacle detection.
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i ordered a 2000 lincoln ls front driver side regulator and motor. per posts, i read the posts that said the part was interchangeable with the 2000 s type jag. When i took it to the mechanic he said the connectors were not the same and that he couldnt do anything with it. is there some crucial part that i am forgetting? pls any insight would help...
Just keep in mind Ford has 3 different shock setups for the LS depending on year and motor configurations.
Also if you have a V8 ( NA )you can look for Thunderbird parts aswell. I have used a Thunderbird K&N Fipk kit on my V8 and it was a great mod.
Based on the problem with the connect,most of us doing our own work would have figured out a work around but if a mechanic takes a chance and if it doesn't work the owner gets pissed at him.If you are paying a guy to do the work,spend the extra dollars for the OEM part,look at the time you have into this trying to save a couple of bucks as will as the time that you put yourself and mechanic through.
Good luck.








