The Supercharger RUSTED On To My Jaguar F-Type ENGINE-
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2022
- It's time to dig into my cheap (broken) 2014 Jaguar F-Type S. After I got the F-Type back to the shop I got it to turn over, blowing rusty coolant all over the car and the shop. Then after putting the plugs back in it ran great even though it was burning coolant at an insane rate. I was able to drive it around the shop a little bit without so much as a misfire... but now we have to find the coolant problem, and of course it's bad but possibly even a total loss.
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I love using Zip Lock bags when working on a project. I spent seven-years restoring a vintage motorcycle and the only reason I got everything back together correctly was due to labeled baggies of parts and lots of photos!
That's what I do too.
When I was younger, not much phased me, but engines are now so complicated I wouldn't know where to start! Well done sir, and I've every confidence you'll get the job done.
These are great looking cars, can’t wait to see it running and detailed
When I tear something apart, I put all the parts in numbered one-gallon ice cream buckets that I have numbered 1 though 30. I save those buckets and use them over and over again. That way I know when I'm putting it back together, that I am close to getting the job finished and the buckets get emptied and the sequence that I took the thing apart.
Great idea, I've used envelops and coffee can, peanut butter jars
Damn… 30 gallons of ice cream. That’s a lot of ice cream.
so how long did it take you to go through 30 gallons of ice cream? 😆 🤣
How much ice cream do you eat?
What happens to the 31st part.
Removing a freaking jag engine without instructions... I would NEVER (I'd sh*t myself). JR, you the man! 😉👍
Instructions??? Like a Haynes or Chiltons? No self respecting car guy would use a manual lol
I did the timing chains on my XJ. Downloaded Jag service manual, bought special tools, job done. Never done a job like that before.
Holy crap. Complicated engine. You are brave J.R.
AGAIN, THANK YOU for actually trying to do the head gasket first! Ps. If you put some anti seize just a dab on those dowels might be a blessing in the future.. lol
I had 2 mini-heart attacks and a small stroke just watching you rock that thing and pull it off so you can imagine how out of shape I am and what would have happened if I had tried that nonsense. Grats, you're on the way to an new engine.
I think @Samcrac had the same or a similar issue with the supercharger coupler, sounded like the engine was shaking itself to bits, but is apparently a fairly simple fix with stronger aftermarket coupler so it doesn't occur again anytime soon
Good point. It was kinda recent too right? Some green piece he put in.
Who cares what sam crac does, he is worse than Scotty Kilmer
@@unclejoe6811 ay don’t talk about rich rebuilds husband like that
@@unclejoe6811 I don’t think anyone could get worse than Scotty Kilmer. There’s so much disinformation in his videos.
I pulled the engine and trans out of my 1970 Catalina without A/C and thought that was a lot of work. I look at the Jag and wouldn't know where to start. You are a brave man Mr. Ross
All those leaves and stuff above the open intakes gave me anxiety!
ME TOO!!!
Thanks John Ross. I really enjoy watching and learning new automotive information. Both entertaining and informative. Take care. Rev. Wright. God bless.
@watchjrgo I just did the supercharger service a few months ago on my XKR with the same engine. The plastic box device strapped to the back of the supercharger is called the "symposer" and can be deleted since it only serves to send engine noise into the cabin. Its an unnecessary device for a convertible and gets in the way when reassembling. While you have the supercharger out, replace the coolant line running under the supercharger and all the hard coolant lines that are known to fail over time. The supercharger coupler is a spring loaded coupler that fails overtime and can be replaced with a solid version. The Jag engines are relatively easy to work on since they only require a handful of tools.
For a long time, I've marveled that you could reassemble a whole engine with all the various bolts and stuff. Now, I know your secret.
If it’s an LS you can just wing it, the German stuff you’ve gotta label 😛
Thanks for the mini shop update! Would love to see more shop work and the mezzanine being built someday!
I really enjoyed this video of your chin.
Thanks for all the uploads!
I find this build really interesting, the technical aspect really draws me in.
4 equally impressive lessons on how to use a pry bar in under 60 seconds... once you were done with the third corner, i still wasn't quite sure what was happening, im glad you sent it home with that fourth corner, i really get the concept of what was going on thanks to that! thank you professor! :salute:
i kid i kid, great vid dude :) just a little friendly messin around :P
my original concern would be the actual first problem with the cooling system, there were water pump bearing issues with the early modules though your f-type is the first year, the 5.0 and the 3.0 are basically the same engine minus two cylinders, 5.0 came out in 2010 and the 3.0 in 2013, there have been many water pumps replaced when the cylinder head outlet pipes were leaking, the intake valley will fill with coolant and flow down the front of the engine at the water pump, there are more problems with the plastic outlet pipes than the water pumps, when the outlet pipe fails the rear coolant manifold will drain causing engine temperature sensor one to go dry and the temp gauge will read normal, thus engine overheating, if you remove the outlet pipe, the bottom lip will probably be broken off in the block, you can't replace one with the supercharger on, pulling the head/heads requires special tools but not all of the ones that the factory shop manual says, there are proven shortcuts and there are some things about the timing chain setup that the factory shop manual instructions aren't the best, there are actually only three tools needed, also must consider tappet positions and valve lash, there are aftermarket supercharger nose cone pucks available on line, I've got a factory nose cone assembly that's been run a month sitting around the house somewhere, the 3.0 f-type is fun, 50/50 weight distribution, they came in a 340hp and a 380hp tune, the V8 two wheel drive can be intimidating, R module rules and the discontinued SVR was cool because it made so much beautiful noise, should be a real fun car, don't store it with the top down (causes wrinkles) drop it only when cruising, best of luck
Extreme close up!
Sorry JR but the words "Back breaking POS" were muttered under my breath while I was watching you wrestle that super charger unit off. Lol
I've got a technic to free the supercharger in two minutes, not that hard 😎
This is an awesome series 😃 Loving this car 😍
Another great video from JR. Thanks
I’m looking forward to seeing this engine out, I only just learned that it isn’t the 60 degree 3.0 litre AJV6 like in the S-type and X-type, but a mutated 90 degree V8 with 2 unused cylinders left over at the back of the block. Clever but quirky way to simplify development and save production costs for V8 and V6 options….
WOW, If that's the case of these engines could you upgrade to a better engine swap and super charger? like a Ford 4.6 or 5.0 Coyote? or would there be compatibility issues?
@@kineticg apparently people familiar with these cars say the 5.0 V8 and V6 are identical in almost every way aside from the 2 cylinders cut off, people have swapped to the V8 super easily. I believe JR did find the company that makes the wiring harness for that exact swap
@@zackatron925 yeah they are.
Basically where the back 2 cylinders would be it’s just hasn’t been machined so it’s just block material
@@Theslipperyseal OK it would seem if possible for less engine weight go with a V6 possibly giving more room in the bay. plus still having strong HP? and for more power, swap in the V8 - very cool! and the upgrades you could add are just amazing!!!
@@zackatron925 Definitely an awesome swap project the ideas are endless
Note to self. Stay away from used Jaguars!
JR, You have the best automotive channel on TH-cam. Always an adventure.
Love the videos JR!
Interesting video I really enjoyed it and learned something about how super charger works.
Good timing. I just bought a Jaguar XJ that needs body work. Learning about a whole new brand of cars! Fortunately I bought the NA V8, so it's a layer less complicated.
This looks like it has promise. This will be a banger once you're done!
Hopefully you can save that engine John. Enjoying the project either way.👍
Strong 💪 work JR
EASILY my favorite car that you have worked on to this point.
Bothers me the way he keeps saying Eaton (eat-en) haha
He has a problem with T's.
Talking about supercharger oil changes is giving me bad flashbacks- the stuff reeks after 30k miles! (That was GM's interval on my '04 GTP) Used a turkey baster with a bit of hose taped to it to suck out as much I could.
Ugh, I hate it when bolts and parts get rusted together. Can't wait to see you pull the engine out of this one.
Take it out the bottom. My coworker had the engine, trans and front subframe out in 3 hours. It’ll be way easier to do the heads that way.
I like this series.
Very talented. I'd never get that back together !!! I'd eñd up taking it to a scrap yard and just dumping it !!
And now lets cut to the John Ross nose cam...🤣
There’s bolt holes on the front and rear of the heads for lifting eyes which you can pull it up and out with.
When JR forgets to zoom back out for some moments, lol
That’s exactly what happened 😂 I hate myself for it
Damn. I was really hoping he'd say...because it's a jaaaaaaggggg.🤣🤣🤣
Randy found your dodge journey at copart 🤣
I used to use a mini bolt rack, ili wrote what was what and put them in the rack. Worked great when restoring cars
Great progress on the tear down. I love those Jags but after seeing how complex the set up is. I would steer clear of them. I don't think I would have the patience for a job like this,. Enjoy watching though 👍👍👍
Steer clear! Most of us average guys would run as fast as possible away from many of the complex cars JR works on.
@@eggy1962 Yes 100 percent. I enjoy watching his process.
I bet the dealership wouldn't even fix it. They would just replace.
Great info 👍
i definitely watched the whole video before commenting
Very fast, I'm impressed! 💯
Google is your friend, bet someone has a video up about the best way to deal with removing it but looks like you are getting it figured out.
Enjoying this series. Please get a portable mic that fits on your shirt to avoid dropping volume when you turn away from the camera.
You are the Ace of Base.
Dang that supercharger is huge!
I'm glad you didn't vacuum that debris. It's now what we call, viewer engagement fuel!
Cool video
Ford did NOT build or spec this engine. The AJ series motors are British made engines, which at one point came out of a Ford-owned building in Wales that Jaguar LEASED from Ford until 2020. Jaguar had their own section inside the Bridgend plant in Wales with Jaguar employees. After 2020, they later moved production to a non-Ford plant/building. The engines were always developed by Jaguar engineers and not Ford. This is a very, very common misconception. Remember that Ford sold Jaguar back in 2008, as well.
Tata really improved the brand, love driving the F-pace SVR
+1
I’m interested how difficult this will be.
8:34 I swear he’s just teasing some of us…
I still don't understand the aversion to dropping it out of the bottom.
you really need one of those engine tables like Jonny has to do it that way.
He said in a previous video that it was more work and he needed specific tools that he didn’t have to come out the bottom. I still would of thought it was easier to drop the cradle though 🤷🏻♂️
Dropped my Lincoln engine out the bottom in my driveway. That was hell, have no fing clue how its going back in too
Love the vids, whatever happened to Dorrell... Think I spelled it right
'some random hose' - quote of the week
Brilliant 🥂🤙😃
Great content as usual but there was some kind of auto focus issue for most of video.
Ford DID NOT build this engine! This V6 is based upon the AJ V8. When Ford bought Jaguar, they walked in the door and discovered that Jaguar had a beautifully designed 32 valve V8 ready for production. Initially, they were going to shelve this design since they had their own 32 valve V8 also ready, but they realized how good the AJ engine was so they simply put it into production. Ford has "tweaked" the design, but the reality is that it is nearly all Jaguar.
Fun video!
So, was it really easier to climb prybar, climb on top of the engine, then rock the it out over using the engine support?
Put adicional radiator for the heat exchanger. For cooler air intake
Ziplock bags do not last as long as they should. All the ziplocks I used when I took apart my 1981 Impala 10 years ago disintegrated so I have no idea where any of the bolt go now.
my bro is dealing with removing the injectors in the same engine in a f pace coupe its a nightmare
I feel bad for most Jag owners. They look like beautiful cars, but gawdayum it's rough to see how they break. I hope you can get this F-Type in working order again. It's a HOT car.
it's got Ford parts in it, of course it's junk 😅
JR.... Do you not use All Data or Mitchell On Demand⁉️ I had always just guessed that you did!
Looks Great! BTW, what was the name of the detail shop you used to use in Andover? Is it still in business? Couldn't find it recently when I looked. Last time I contacted them it was months before they could get to my stuff. If they are gone, who are you using now? the guys in your building? If so, do you have a contact for them? Thx in advance.
It's a Jag - the coupler has to be in backwards.
You have more confidence than me. I'd have paper stuffed in those intake runners cuz the first chance some rando bolt or debris would find their way down one. Just a law of physics.
You couldn't even move the tubing bender before measuring the wall? lol
Don't they have to make the manuals publically available now under right to repair
I know it’s kinda late but if you remove the throttle body and use a index pry bar between the water pump and supercharger it pops out right out
yes, remove the throttle body, I use a heel bar between bank two cylinder head and supercharger, takes a couple of minutes
I heard him say that He thinks Ford stamped the engine and developed it, but they did not. They did not develop either aj133 or 126 but I think it was manufactured at an older Ford pant in England.
But there are so many parts on it that say FoMoCo
Very informative video if I ever buy a car like this. Nope !!!
Should JR shell out for an engine test chamber, to really take the engine rebuilds to the next level?
14:03 ALL YOUR BASE ARE BELONG TO US.
I am glad he lives in a world with out Google :)
Why did you not drop the engine out from underneath
If I could help Watch JR Goes remove the supercharger from his Jaguar F type I would drink the shot of whiskey and cold Bartle Skeets with him and puff on the Cannibus Cigars with him and get all schmoked up.
it is possible to do in chassis
I know Whipple made many superchargers for Ford in the day.
That said, it wouldn't surprise me if Eaton made some as well.
At 1 short time, Whipple made a unit for the Ford 3.0l. I could never understand why Ford chose such a thing and not the 4.0l SOHC, I have 0 idea.
Just my thought.
Ford seems to like doing weird things that don't make sense.
It wouldn't be a Jaguar if something didn't rust or corrode itself onto the engine and not want to be removed. At least it wasn't one of those 5.3 V12's that fused its cylinder heads to the block and caused the engine to be scrapped.
Haven't seen the usual camera person in a while. I presume they moved on to something else?
I’m borrowing the engine table from Johnny and bringing it to you
JR, Why in the hell do they make an engine so complicated? I am old school ... even with a blower on a SB chev a fourth grader can put it together. But this Jag is a science project, I know with the clean air thing, you got to make it clean for the EPA, But Damn .... If I had this Jag all that crap would come out and all the wiring and a SB Chevy would go in and a hot rod wiring harness. And then you would have a fast car and EASY to work on.
If anyone can do it it's you JR.
What wheels are those?
I'm pretty frugal, but one thing I've never worried about is only using a Ziploc bag once.
Just a daft question but why didn't you go online to check which bolts are specific to the supercharger, so it cuts down on your time.
But you have to admit it's a shame someone drove the miles out of it, but ever thought of using a mid sized fibber mallet to get the sooper off the engine. ??
So you've got an 'Irish soopercharger' then fitted to your jaguar.
I have an odd question for you. I have a P2542 code - Low Pressure Fuel System Sensor Circuit High has been detected. For the life of me I can't find where this sensor is as its not the fuel rail sensor. Would you happen to know where and how to replace it?
One shall rise and one shall fall
Build a rock climber 😁😁
😂😂😂 man if I was a mechanic I wouldn't want nothing to do with those cars in my shop I want zero interaction with it
🏅participation trophy?😂😂
I worry about this living in Florida with function hood vents.
Stuff those intakes with paper towel and vacuum up all the loose debris before filming to handle loose hoses. It looked like the garbage wanted to fall in there.
Common failure on these is the thermostat housing it could have stuck closed and that’s what blue that had gasket
the most common issue is outlet pipes, only see thermostat failures (leaks at the seam) with high engine temps, not common with wax pellet failures on the 3.0 or 5.0 engines
Why not the engine removed by losing the the subframe and struts, lowering it completely as the engines in the Factory were put in from underneath?