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Jiffy lube
I left jiffy lube change out my drain bolt because i was lazy one day and so they did it, first my whole skid plate comes off on the freeway then i come under the car 2k 3kmiles later, and my drain bolt doesnt want to come off, it stripped and its rounded off. Should i just get a new pan? If so would this oil pan fit on it i cant seem to find any for my car but this looks almost identical plus it fits an XKR which is the same motor as my XF
heres the link to the oil pan
https://jaguar.oempartsonline.com/oem-parts/jaguar-oil-pan-aj89496
also if you look at the gasket it fits an XF too
heres the link to the oil pan
https://jaguar.oempartsonline.com/oem-parts/jaguar-oil-pan-aj89496
also if you look at the gasket it fits an XF too
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Lesson learned about Jiffy Lube I guess? 
Can you drill it out? They're pretty large bolts so I'm thinking you could get a hefty extractor in there and probably have it out without that much anyway. I'd do it anyway even if you get a new pan just because being able to drain the oil before removing the pan probably makes it a lot less messy...
Can you drill it out? They're pretty large bolts so I'm thinking you could get a hefty extractor in there and probably have it out without that much anyway. I'd do it anyway even if you get a new pan just because being able to drain the oil before removing the pan probably makes it a lot less messy...
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Lesson learned about Jiffy Lube I guess?
Can you drill it out? They're pretty large bolts so I'm thinking you could get a hefty extractor in there and probably have it out without that much anyway. I'd do it anyway even if you get a new pan just because being able to drain the oil before removing the pan probably makes it a lot less messy...
Can you drill it out? They're pretty large bolts so I'm thinking you could get a hefty extractor in there and probably have it out without that much anyway. I'd do it anyway even if you get a new pan just because being able to drain the oil before removing the pan probably makes it a lot less messy...
do you think that pan would be able to fit?
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Use a 5 sided box wrench or a 5 sided socket instead of 8 sided. You'll easily stripped the head of the bolt with an 8 sided.
Go to Jiffy Lube and show them your receipt the last time they did the OCI for you. Tell them they over tightened the bolt & it rounded off while you're doing your own OCI. They have a special tool there that can easily loosened the rounded bolt. Tell them to lightly tighten the bolt so that you can perform your OCI. Remember, the oil will drip from the bolt on your way home. If you don't have the receipt, they have a record in the data base the last time they did an OCI.
If & only if they cannot get the bolt out, there is still a solution. Very easy, no more messy oil job & it takes less than 45 minutes to do an OCI
Go to Jiffy Lube and show them your receipt the last time they did the OCI for you. Tell them they over tightened the bolt & it rounded off while you're doing your own OCI. They have a special tool there that can easily loosened the rounded bolt. Tell them to lightly tighten the bolt so that you can perform your OCI. Remember, the oil will drip from the bolt on your way home. If you don't have the receipt, they have a record in the data base the last time they did an OCI.
If & only if they cannot get the bolt out, there is still a solution. Very easy, no more messy oil job & it takes less than 45 minutes to do an OCI
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i tried with vice grips and thats how i ended up rounding it off
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I left jiffy lube change out my drain bolt because i was lazy one day and so they did it, first my whole skid plate comes off on the freeway then i come under the car 2k 3kmiles later, and my drain bolt doesnt want to come off, it stripped and its rounded off. Should i just get a new pan? If so would this oil pan fit on it i cant seem to find any for my car but this looks almost identical plus it fits an XKR which is the same motor as my XF
heres the link to the oil pan
https://jaguar.oempartsonline.com/oe...il-pan-aj89496
also if you look at the gasket it fits an XF too
heres the link to the oil pan
https://jaguar.oempartsonline.com/oe...il-pan-aj89496
also if you look at the gasket it fits an XF too
so i got them to take the bolt out and they replaced but it turns out im still leaking oil and its coming from the pan gasket any info on if that pan thats linked there would fit??
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Lesson learned about Jiffy Lube I guess?
Can you drill it out? They're pretty large bolts so I'm thinking you could get a hefty extractor in there and probably have it out without that much anyway. I'd do it anyway even if you get a new pan just because being able to drain the oil before removing the pan probably makes it a lot less messy...
Can you drill it out? They're pretty large bolts so I'm thinking you could get a hefty extractor in there and probably have it out without that much anyway. I'd do it anyway even if you get a new pan just because being able to drain the oil before removing the pan probably makes it a lot less messy...
so i got them to take the bolt out and they replaced but it turns out im still leaking oil and its coming from the pan gasket any info on if that pan thats linked there would fit??
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Pan looks like the right one but type in your serial number to verify.
But I got to ask why replace the oil pan? Is it damaged? I normally just pull the old pan off ,clean it up. Put a new gasket with sealer on it and reinstall. Note the picture from Jaguar has a small container next to the gasket. I think this is the special sealer they want you to use. I would find and use the correct sealer if possible.
Just a hint? I would wipe everything clean underneath the car and check how and where the oil returns. Remember the oil pan is on the bottom of the engine so any leak will always go down and eventually drip off the bottom of the engine. Hate to see you replace the oil pan gasket and still have a leak.
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But I got to ask why replace the oil pan? Is it damaged? I normally just pull the old pan off ,clean it up. Put a new gasket with sealer on it and reinstall. Note the picture from Jaguar has a small container next to the gasket. I think this is the special sealer they want you to use. I would find and use the correct sealer if possible.
Just a hint? I would wipe everything clean underneath the car and check how and where the oil returns. Remember the oil pan is on the bottom of the engine so any leak will always go down and eventually drip off the bottom of the engine. Hate to see you replace the oil pan gasket and still have a leak.
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Pan looks like the right one but type in your serial number to verify.
But I got to ask why replace the oil pan? Is it damaged? I normally just pull the old pan off ,clean it up. Put a new gasket with sealer on it and reinstall. Note the picture from Jaguar has a small container next to the gasket. I think this is the special sealer they want you to use. I would find and use the correct sealer if possible.
Just a hint? I would wipe everything clean underneath the car and check how and where the oil returns. Remember the oil pan is on the bottom of the engine so any leak will always go down and eventually drip off the bottom of the engine. Hate to see you replace the oil pan gasket and still have a leak.
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But I got to ask why replace the oil pan? Is it damaged? I normally just pull the old pan off ,clean it up. Put a new gasket with sealer on it and reinstall. Note the picture from Jaguar has a small container next to the gasket. I think this is the special sealer they want you to use. I would find and use the correct sealer if possible.
Just a hint? I would wipe everything clean underneath the car and check how and where the oil returns. Remember the oil pan is on the bottom of the engine so any leak will always go down and eventually drip off the bottom of the engine. Hate to see you replace the oil pan gasket and still have a leak.
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i havent replaced the oil pan gasket yet but i want to replace the pan because i feel like the thread on the drain are damaged
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OK but they have repair kits for that too? You can do it in place without removing the oil pan?
This is a very nice SS one and only $25! Plus when installed it's a SS plug you remove to change oil.
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This is a very nice SS one and only $25! Plus when installed it's a SS plug you remove to change oil.
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Gasket leak
It turns out i have a lower oil pan gasket leak i want to get the pan i had linked in the first thread about this whole thing, its doesnt list my xf 4.2 supercharged on there as compatible but they have the same motor and the picture of the pan looks the same as the one under my car does any body know itd fit or not forsure? Heres the link to it
i want to put a new pan because i just want everything fresh and new cus the pan i have now has been through enough
https://parts.harperjaguar.com/oem-p...YaAkdlEALw_wcB
i want to put a new pan because i just want everything fresh and new cus the pan i have now has been through enough
https://parts.harperjaguar.com/oem-p...YaAkdlEALw_wcB
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