What to do if your Jaguar XJ8 suspension is failing?
What to do if your Jaguar XJ8 suspension is failing?
When you’re ready, we’re here to help. Give one of our associates a call at (866) 684-6473 and end your Jaguar XJ8 air suspension problems for good!
What causes a 2004 XJ8 Jaguar timing chain rattling noise?
What could cause a 2004 XJ8 Jaguar to produce a timing chain rattling noise? This could be from a damaged intake cam gear variable valve timing (VVT) unit. The spring inside the unit could be at fault causing this noise. The best option is to replace the entire VVT assembly as it cannot be replaced in parts.
How to request new parts for a Jaguar?
Complete the Jaguar Parts Request Form: Can’t find the new or used Jaguar parts you need? Complete the Jaguar Parts Request Form:
Why is my Jaguar XKR timing chain not working?
The new chain installed could be a faulty one causing this issue and thus, should be replaced. However, if the problem still persists, it could either point to a defective engine sensor or a failed throttle. Have the components properly checked to ensure which one is causing the fault. How to confirm if a timing chain on a Jaguar XKR quits working?
When you’re ready, we’re here to help. Give one of our associates a call at (866) 684-6473 and end your Jaguar XJ8 air suspension problems for good!
Complete the Jaguar Parts Request Form: Can’t find the new or used Jaguar parts you need? Complete the Jaguar Parts Request Form:
How long does it take to replace Jaguar tensioners?
We only use Jaguar’s third-generation metal tensioners. Should you elect to replace your tensioners, make an appointment and we normally have a 48-hour turnaround. Our 12-month, unlimited mileage warranty will apply to all parts and labour. Could you experience the problem with the new tensioners after replacement is carried out?
Why are my cam chain tensioners breaking on my Jaguar?
(The new 4.2L version of the Jaguar AJ-V8 engine has double timing chains.) As a result of their weak design and other factors like engine overheating or poor maintenance, the plastic cam chain tensioners on 1997 to 2000 V8 Jaguars began to experience stress fractures, and so did some of the plastic guides.
