96 jag firing order help xj6
 

:) hi can someone help me out with finding out the firing order for a 96 xj6 i need to find out the number 6 cylinder as it seems i have a missfire of the #6 cylinder. i have changed the plugs out so im thinking it may be the coil or injector any help is greatly appreciated

RE: 96 jag firing order help xj6
 

Hey dean. Welcome to the forums! Can't really help until you change the coil! I doubt it's an injector, as usually bad injectors happen in bunches!

RE: 96 jag firing order help xj6
 

:) first thanks for the reply i appreciate it so im still not sure wich cylinder is number 6 in on my 96 xj6 if anyone can help me out i just have no way of finding out this i have no manual or anything thanks again

RE: 96 jag firing order help xj6
 

I have been looking for the firing orderand all I find is:1 5 3 6 2 4 so it looks like the 1996 is no different than a 1986.

But please don't hold me to thatorder.I am not familiar with your model/year. Also your car is officiallyan X-300, not an XJ-6. What I would do is call a local Jaguar dealer and ask the Service Department Mgr.. While you have him/her on the phone, ask about any Recall information for your VIN.

RE: 96 jag firing order help xj6
 

;) hmm that is not a bad idea i think i will do that only problem is i live in tx and the closest jag dealer is in oklahoma. i have the number and i think i will call them. thanks again for all the help one thing im not sure of is i keep geting the response that the cylinder order is 1 5 3 6 2 4 but do i start the count at the radiator and front of the car or do i start the count at the back of the car like the front winshield. thats what im just not sure about. thanks again

RE: 96 jag firing order help xj6
 

in my 3.8 and 4.2 engines, the #6 cylinder is the one at the front of the engine, nearest the radiator.But this is not my area of knowledge.

RE: 96 jag firing order help xj6
 

number 6 is closest to the firewall.. on a 96 xj

Is this the same for 1995 X300? Cylinder 6 is closest to the firewall?

yes, it's the same engine...