Jaguar X type 2006 transmission fluid drain and fill

Jaguar X type 2006 drain and fill automatic transmission fluid DIY at home.
To do list:
1. Transmission fluid that meets vehicle’s requirements
2. Car Jack
3. Funnel
4. 13/16” wrench or 24mm socket
5. Handy hubby
6. DIY mood with common sense

[@jaguarrroman]

Well done! I have renewed manual transmission fluid of my Jag, it's a bit different procedure.

[@gerlandkent6377]

[thank, you for you're helpful video]👍

[@brandoehill7298]

So it only takes 3 quarts of transmission fluid?

[@pjpredhomme7699]

no - it takes 8.5-9 - they are kidding themselves if they think they changed it

[@BIack-Moon]

A better way would be in addition to what they did, was to hook up to the cooler lines right below the radiator to expell the remainder. Since I have done this I can attest to it.

[@Pro.1322]

Hi, I am looking for a compatible ATF for a 2003 Jag X-Type 2.5L. JF506E transmission. The dealership and manual said to only ATF that meets WSS-M2C9 22-A1. When I searched it, I find a lot of options, such as Valvoline, mecron, Dexon etc. but none of them claims to meet Jag standards. How’s your transmission doing with Mobile 1 since? I’d like something that I can pick up at a local auto parts store in case I need to top off in the future. Any suggestions?

[@Black-Villain]

@@Pro.1322 Castrol Transmax Import Multi-Vehicle meets all the specs and you can readily get it. I believe Valvoline MaxLife Multi Vehicle does as well, but nobody on the forum has used it yet so I can't say for sure

[@malcolmyoung7866]

When they drained the oil the best way to drain it completely is to place a recepticle under the drain plug and lower the car back onto its wheels...go and have a coffee and come back after 10 mins. Then continue on with the service, jack up car replace plug etc

[@chulopapy6508]

Grosse erreur....la voiture doit être a plat sinon vous gardez trop d'huile a l'intérieur et il faut le faire moteur chaud et tournant....