I found one from eBay, I'm not sure if it was necessary for us. But according to the showing pictures, that is too simple.

 

There's a couple threads with pics in the x308 xj section, try a couple searches...I'm mobile right now. Pics, tools, tips, and oil source. Good luck.

 

just did it on my XJR, I had the S/C off the car, go to the chevy dealers and buy the oil its $10.39 for 4oz I used 6 oz in mine so buy 2 bottles.
Search the X308 forum for the how to tricks of sucking out the old oil, mine looked like coffee.

 

I opened up the SC oil plug prepared to do a change and the dribble of fluid that came out was very clean, so I closed it back up. This car has 55K miles on it. The fluid in the SC doesn't lube much or get very hot. It doesn't need changing if its clean. The rotor bearings that turn so fast in the rear are not accessible and the oil cannot be changed without disassembly, so they are the weak link anyway.

 

very useful! thank you guys! my xkr has just 30k miles, so maybe i should wait more miles~

 

I changed mine at about 65k and it was some nasty stuff. The plug is a little hard to get to when on the car, but not impossible.

The most difficult part is sucking it out, which will require a pretty small straw. I used a grease extractor with a rigged up adapter (taped) to a very small piece of vacuum line.

33k likely doesn't need serviced, but like all fluids, it's good to check them from time to time.

 

i found a pic of M112 from internet, could you show me where is change oli port?

 

Here's what H20boy was referring to:

https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...60/#post650982

 

The port is on the front to the left of the snout.

Here is a discussion about changing oil. Post #14 has a pic with the plug circled.
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...ectancy-53729/

 

Thank you
that is useful

 

Changed mine at about 82K miles, in preparation to fit a smaller pulley on the S/C. The kit I bought on Ebay came with a big syringe to suck the old oil out. It wasn't a difficult process and didn't take very long. But when they tell you that the old oil stank.... Believe it!