I was not able to locate this information easily so I thought I would share. I own a 2009 XK without warranty and do my own maintenance. Useful info for the rest in my camp:


LUBRICANTS & FLUIDS
Engine Oil
Full Synthetic Castrol 5W-30 is factory recommended for all climates. Other suitable options depending on climate: 0W-30, 0W-40, 5W-40

Automatic Transmission, 6HP26
Shell M1375.4 - DEXRONŽ-III Automatic Transmission Fluid

Differential, Rear......GL-5
All TEMPS......75W-140
80W-140 Synthetic Long Life Gear Lube

Fluids
Power Steering Fluid - DEXRONŽ-III Automatic Transmission Fluid (not a typo)
Brake Fluid - OEM recommends Shell ESL Super DOT 4

FILTERS:
Oil Filter MANN Oil Filter (W71329) - Recommended
Oil Filter WIX 57302 Oil Filter
Cabin Air Filter BECK/ARNLEY 042-2131 fits 03-09 Jaguar XKR 4.2L-V8 or Mahle LAK364

CHASSIS LUBRICATION:
0 Fittings, 0 Plugs

CAPACITIES:
Engine Oil, with filter..........7.0 quarts
Cooling System, Initial Fill..........10 quarts
Automatic Transmission, Total Fill
6 speed 6HP26..........10 quarts
Differential, Rear..........2.7 pints

TORQUES:
Oil Drain Plug.....18 ft/lbs

SPARK PLUG
Part No. C2A1535
Supersedes AJ84575 LR005253
19 mm reach; 14 mm thread
Gap 0.9 - 1.0 mm

WIPER BLADES
Denso Windshield Wiper Blade 160-3121

 

Great reference list!

Do you have a good source for shock absorbers?

 

The transmission and power steering use the same fluid?
That does seem odd but convenient.

 

Not yet, but let me know if you find one.

It is the first time I have seen this as well and I had to triple check. The official X150 Workshop manual calls for Dextron III for the power steering, strange but true. And yes, oddly convenient!

 

Zandolini,
If you compare a Wix 57302 filter with the OEM Jaguar C2C41611 you will find that the WIX is smaller in dia. and the gasket is 50% narrower.
So......I am switching to OEM for next XK oil change for above reasons.
I am a little disappointed because I've used WIX for many years for all my cars,motor home and boat(twin Chevy's).
And Jag. filters not that expensive >$20.........
I also use Mobile I 5W-30 in the 2007 XK.

Cheers,

 

I'm often mistaken, but, the OEM cabin filter may be a Jaguar branded Mahle LAK 364. OEM spark plugs, at least for the early years, are NGK (don't have the number but it's available on the forum). The ones I bought from a dealer have Jaguar inventory label on a white box, but the actual plug a painted NGK #. The wiper blades are made by Denso and can usually be found on the internet for circa $17 each plus shipping. I think the Jag list price is $23. When a service adviser told me the blades need replacing I asked how much: $88 - that was four years ago.

 

Good info Britannia. I also added the cabin filter, spark plug part numbers, and wiper blade info GreyXK.