Jaguar XJ6 III Cylinder Head is Back On But will it Run?

In this video I'm going to show you what it takes to put install a head gasket and put back a cylinder head on a 1984 Jaguar XJ6 III series.
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[@boots7859]

Those are definitely niche vehicles, but you're setting yourself to be 'the mechanic' for your local Jag enthusiasts. Good job.

[@davidvettemiller]

Nice series of videos. I enjoyed watching. Every time I worked on my MG there was an extra bolt.

[@bassiclymike]

Well done! Those are nice, smooth, powerful motors when they're running good.

[@JonnyDIY]

Great job Eman! 👏 You deserve a Keg of beer after this one! 🛢🍻 PS- let me know if you remember where that lone bolt goes!

[@jwelchon2416]

Very good!! You have a phenomenal memory. I couldn't remember where the head goes.

[@RB330-15]

Thanks for the great videos! Jaguars are iconic. Its a shame that the current models are not designed to set themselves apart like the ones made 2007 and earlier.

[@magnusterminus4728]

One more Jag on the road👍👍👍👍

[@myRatchets]

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[@JackdeDuCoeur]

I hope I never need to work on a Jag. Nice work.

[@76Starship]

Wow.... Nice job getting that thing to run again. :)

[@yosho1502]

Well, you will never feel this excitement of the engine starts after the head gasket job if you are driving an electric car.

[@CosmeDC]

Runs like a champ!

[@MrGodsking]

I done lots and lots of jag heads especially v12s

[@chrislange4803]

That was awesome!

[@bassiclymike]

I think I might see where your missing bolt goes... go to 7:19 and take a look at the rear coolant passage (between cylinders 4 and 5) that goes from the head to the intake... On the gasket, you see a bolt hole with nothing in it. The forward coolant passage between cylinders 2 & 3 has 4 bolts (studs actually) around it all installed. Could this be it? If not, wait for a vaccum, coolant, water, or exhaust leak.

[@kenlow4028]

The bolt should goes into recycling section

[@futureshock7425]

well you made that look easy lol

[@scottpollard3270]

You're doing great if you only have one bolt left over. I'd be concerned if three or more. Lol

[@papascabs2767]

The old process of elimination lol.

[@carloshernandez5077]

Do you know anyone in Los Angeles that’s good replacing engines on a 2001 eclipse or piston rings? My car is blowing blue-ish smoke. Thank you.

[@AwakeDude911]

plus doing say 10 cars youll have 10 bolts for the scrap pile and one day a big pale full of MONEY !

[@kristapsstraupe7959]

DEEZ NUTZ

[@Edward-wd5gl]

Could be worse. Could be an AUDI?

[@bugs1089]

Question... Sorry, it's not related to this video... I have a 2016 Dodge journey, and it has a cylinder 2 misfire. I replaced all the spark plugs, and coils, but it still has the same misfire. According to the scan from AutoZone, the fix is to reprogram the PCM. Is there a way to rest the PCM to factory, without having a scanner, or taking it to a dealership? Thank you, and thank you for all your very helpful videos.

[@franksul1634]

Where are you from?

[@julianthecarspecialist]

swap fuel injector from another cylinder

[@gordonwedman3179]

As said, could be a bad injector. If the miss moves when you swap it that confirms its the injector. If its a lot of more to swap them and a new one is not too expensive just install shew one.

[@bugs1089]

I'm from Mesa, Arizona. I did switch coils, and injectors, and the same code for the misfire is present. Thank you all for your help, I appreciate it very much 🙏🙇

[@papascabs2767]

I'm from Mesa too! European Mobile Tech