The Grand Tour | Jaguar Problems

[@simost2566]

“Knock knock”, “Who’s there?” “Piston number 4!”

[@daniyarsadykov3385]

Sounds more like door ring.

[@carsandcrashtests]

“What was that? What was that *GALAANG* noise” omg I die laughing every time. 💀🤣

[@Taylor_Wolfe115]

0:42 Jeremy's reaction always makes me laugh

[@doposud]

one of my most favorite parts in top gear :D what was that ? what was that glank noise ?

[@c.r.n7315]

@@doposud The connecting rod

[@doposud]

@@c.r.n7315 i mean the way jeremy says that :D

[@nekosimp7751]

@@doposud um actually its not top gear

[@doposud]

@@nekosimp7751 so it was grand tour ... same trio , different sponsor

[@bigpantsbobnuggets5051]

Funny. Made me laugh !

[@TzuchiKR]

Rules of owning a Jag, if anything goes wrong? Just get another.

[@dermeisterdesspiegels3518]

"Borrow another" 😂😂😂

[@jnthepassenger347]

Ouch 😬

[@BlatentlyFakeName]

JLR cars haven't got any better :D

[@alibabaei1953]

For those who didn't watch full episode. they were sarcastically show viewers how reliable jags are. after the engine blow out they changed Hammond's car to "prove" jags are reliable indeed😂😂😂. Hammond's car never had sunroof

[@mplewp]

Wonder what they did with the old jag

[@Strawberry-12.]

What do you mean Hammond fixed it.lol

[@zzoinks]

@@Strawberry-12. I think that was a different one xD

[@Strawberry-12.]

@@zzoinks what?! Impossible, with their great editing skills Hammond fixed it

[@elementalb3m957]

I think someone did fix it

[@bigcazza5260]

if u throw a rod normally u get a fireball g source: intech ford falcon with a jag co developed crank. spat rodney 5 clean out the block STARTED ON THE FUCKING KEY AND DRIFTED HALF A K BACK TO THE SHED

[@vic8695]

for real, what the hell was that CLAAANG noise? What does "threw a rod" mean?

[@MartinBlyberg]

Could be that it was a pushrod in the engine that instead of pushing the valves open, pushed a hole in the engine. Based on the threw a rod quote.

[@vic8695]

@@MartinBlyberg researched a bit with a mechanic. It was another rod, the one connecting the piston to the crankshaft. If that breaks, it can blow a hole in the side of the engine. It can also make the CLAAANG noise if the block is made out of cast iron, like most old engines.

[@MartinBlyberg]

@@vic8695 Thanks for letting me know.

[@adamspitfire]

Threw a rod means snapping the piston away from the crankshaft. The rod itself is called called the connecting rod or con rod, and turns the linear force of the piston into rotary force on the crankshaft. If you threw a rod you may as well get a new engine because the sheer force needed to break one will destroy many other components.

[@vic8695]

@@adamspitfire thanks a lot. a mechanic told me that too. What are the causes for throwing a rod? Excessive engine wear or pushing it too hard? Or some other factor?

[@starhamblin9578]

LMAO 🤣🤣🤣