1996 XK8 - engine problem
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Welcome...You need to read your fault codes, otherwise you are just making guesses. Best to buy an inexpensive OBDII code reader and post your codes here and folks will help you.
Check your convertible top pump fluid. If it is yellow, replace it with Pentosin CHF-11S which is green in color. The old yellow fluid had a jelling problem.
Check your convertible top pump fluid. If it is yellow, replace it with Pentosin CHF-11S which is green in color. The old yellow fluid had a jelling problem.
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jag18y (07-17-2012)
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It's impossible to maintain the V8 on these vehicles without access to a code reader. Even a basic one that just reads generic codes will pay for itself in troubleshooting your current engine problem.
You also need to refer to the specific DTC list for your model year. Codes are accurate - descriptions from any other source than the Jaguar DTC list can often be wide of the mark and misleading.
Graham
It's impossible to maintain the V8 on these vehicles without access to a code reader. Even a basic one that just reads generic codes will pay for itself in troubleshooting your current engine problem.
You also need to refer to the specific DTC list for your model year. Codes are accurate - descriptions from any other source than the Jaguar DTC list can often be wide of the mark and misleading.
Graham
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Check this link:
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/g...light=scantool
Depends how much you want to spend. Cheapest are simple code readers (adequate for your current issue) for around £20 right up to scantools such as AutoEnginuity at over £400.
Graham
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/g...light=scantool
Depends how much you want to spend. Cheapest are simple code readers (adequate for your current issue) for around £20 right up to scantools such as AutoEnginuity at over £400.
Graham
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All your codes seem to be related. Start with the simple things first. Did you wash your engine recently? The spark plug wells will hold water, causing a spark short or possibly crack the plugs. Get a new set and replace them since it has probably never been done before.
Send me an email to wm.c.unger@gmail.com and I will send you a complete Jaguar DTC guide in PDF format for engine, trans, climate control, ABS, SRS for your car. Without reading the OBDII codes and referencing a DTC guide, everything is just guess work ... and even then, it is not always easy!
Good luck ... Bill Unger
1969 E-Type, 1997 XK8, 2007 XKR
Send me an email to wm.c.unger@gmail.com and I will send you a complete Jaguar DTC guide in PDF format for engine, trans, climate control, ABS, SRS for your car. Without reading the OBDII codes and referencing a DTC guide, everything is just guess work ... and even then, it is not always easy!
Good luck ... Bill Unger
1969 E-Type, 1997 XK8, 2007 XKR
P0300 Random misfire detected Engine at idle, or steady between Y 1 or 2 1 When CK ENG MIL is activated Cylinder compression low
500 – 2500 rpm; > 2 minutes 30 seconds ** [A, M] (DTC flagged; second trip), ECM: Worn camshaft / broken valve spring(s)
– Limits engine speed to 3000 rpm Fuel delivery pressure (low / high)
– Inhibits closed loop Fuel injector(s) blocked / leaking
fuel metering Fuel injector(s) continuously open
– Inhibits adaptive fuel metering Fuel contamination
– Inhibits canister purge Fuel injector circuit fault(s)
– Inhibits EGR (Injector DTCs also flagged)
Spark plug failure / fouled / incorrect gap
ECM to ignition module primary circuit fault(s)
(Cylinder misfire detected DTC also flagged)
Ignition module to ignition coil primary
circuit fault(s) (Cylinder misfire detected
DTC also flagged)
Ignition module ground circuit open circuit,
high resistance
Ignition coil failure
Ignition module failure500 – 2500 rpm; > 2 minutes 30 seconds ** [A, M] (DTC flagged; second trip), ECM: Worn camshaft / broken valve spring(s)
– Limits engine speed to 3000 rpm Fuel delivery pressure (low / high)
– Inhibits closed loop Fuel injector(s) blocked / leaking
fuel metering Fuel injector(s) continuously open
– Inhibits adaptive fuel metering Fuel contamination
– Inhibits canister purge Fuel injector circuit fault(s)
– Inhibits EGR (Injector DTCs also flagged)
Spark plug failure / fouled / incorrect gap
ECM to ignition module primary circuit fault(s)
(Cylinder misfire detected DTC also flagged)
Ignition module to ignition coil primary
circuit fault(s) (Cylinder misfire detected
DTC also flagged)
Ignition module ground circuit open circuit,
high resistance
Ignition coil failure
P0307 Misfire detected – cylinder B3 (7) Engine at idle, or steady between Y 1 or 2 1 Refer to P0305 Default Action Refer to P0300 Possible Faults
500 – 2500 rpm; > 2 minutes 30 seconds ** [A, M]P1316 Misfire excess emission Engine at idle, or steady between Y 1 1 When CK ENG MIL is activated Refer to P1313 Possible Causes
500 – 2500 rpm; > 2 minutes 30 seconds [A, M] (DTC flagged; second trip), ECM:
– Limits engine speed to 3000 rpm
Note: This DTC will flag only – Inhibits closed loop
when accompanied by an fuel metering
individual cylinder misfire DTC: – Inhibits adaptive fuel metering
P0300 – P0308. – Inhibits canister purge
– Inhibits EGR500 – 2500 rpm; > 2 minutes 30 seconds [A, M] (DTC flagged; second trip), ECM:
– Limits engine speed to 3000 rpm
Note: This DTC will flag only – Inhibits closed loop
when accompanied by an fuel metering
individual cylinder misfire DTC: – Inhibits adaptive fuel metering
P0300 – P0308. – Inhibits canister purge
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jag18y (07-27-2012)
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You'll need this:
DTC Summaries - V8 AJ26 Engine Management - 1997.pdf
But you'll need a minimum of 10 posts before you can download it.
Graham
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