The Jaguar Oil Change is the CLEANEST Process

[@caninedragon2105]

Why speed through the parts of you changing the filter? Kinda seems counterproductive to the whole point of the video.

[@mathieusb508]

Exactly, you show how to spray a can, but not if it's hard to remove the cap for the oil filter, and how you use your tool, and you need to talk more about flush engine and the different product...

[@ivanking569]

Great video! Thanks for posting. Gonna save me a bunch of money.

[@Oversight85]

I had the same issue with water in the door on my 2016 XF - they told me the drain plug was not installed properly. Funny quirks.

[@sizri8160]

Hello, can you tell me where I can order the kit with these mounting brackets???

[@Evanturar]

Using the hose on that engine. Oh my where to start.

[@aztekaa1]

where did you get the "pump to remove the old oil"? and how much did you pay ?

[@charliegomez4331]

Harbor freight they're like 50$ also I think he still has about a quarter L still left if he has the 5.0 super charged

[@cydonian0417]

I think I got mine at Northern Tool but can't recall how much it cost. WAY less than even 1 oil change the absolute CRIMINALS at the JLR dealership would charge for just 1 oil change!

[@reginaldigweike4002]

What size diameter tube did you use for this?

[@wraith01mg]

How much is a quart?

[@codysmith4711]

When adding oil back into car do you pour oil directly back into small tube or just pour oil around it ?

[@reginaldigweike4002]

Common Cody, filling the new oil cannot be done through the tube, what's the oil filler cap meant for?

[@seanvoliton9128]

What about the oil filter?

[@neilkynaston5452]

How to change the oil without showing it properly.

[@blessingjarati8832]

Good day which Saab model share same timing chain guards with Saab 95 1998 2.3litr

[@canadiansaabfreak6530]

Nice video, my only concern with the sucking out method to change the oil is that you won't suck up a bunch of the dirt and solid stuff that can appear with old oil, and you are essentially compromising your new oil, so I think its still a good idea to drain the oil via the drain plug. And what happened to that blue convertible? its been a while since we've seen that car! Other than that I like watching your channel, thank you for the great content!

[@KylePancis]

thank you! blue convertible was too far gone. I decided not to go through with the project.

[@canadiansaabfreak6530]

@@KylePancis that sucks! What was wrong with it?

[@revelasti8170]

You actually drain less oil with the drain plug on this. You get more by sucking, not draining.

[@pimentejm]

Mine gets water stuck on that same door everytime it rains idk what to do

[@Aimemes3]

The water slush in the door happens to me all the time on my passenger side it’s a pain in the ass those plugs suck lol

[@Aimemes3]

I have the same car

[@garymiller7218]

And hole just under fuel filler cap constantly gets blocked,I unblock it with a long wire

[@cydonian0417]

Agree this is by far the easiest engine (2017 XJL) I've ever changed the oil on, using the same fluid extractor. But maybe next time you change the oil, you can show the actual process, like removing and replacing the oil filter instead of just giving a vague indication of where it's located. Don't assume someone who has never done this knows where everything is or how to do it. That's supposed to be the point of an "instructional" video. And when you change the filter, it should come with a new O-ring. Don't forget to replace that along with the filter cartridge! And for godsake man, cover the damn air filters with a plastic bag before spraying that crap all over them!

[@swayze693]

wait it’s okay to spray water directly in the bay like that? i’m buying an f-pace S and i’m not about to pay no damn $200+ for an oil change haha. any owners tap in & please advise!

[@simar98]

Hey man how much oil you put in that car ?

[@KylePancis]

6.4 qts, thats what was removed

[@simar98]

@@KylePancis is it a 2.0 Litre ? Or is it a 3.0 v6

[@KylePancis]

@@simar98 3.0l

[@simar98]

@@KylePancis But on the owner’s manual of car they mentioned that you have to put 7.2 litres of engine oil in 3.0 V6 version where 6.4 qts is only 6 litres?

[@jesse7xuxu]

yea it takes about 7 liters.

[@freemason7723]

Witch is better stick shift or automatic

[@jeremyserrano6342]

Automatic because they don't make these in stick.

[@derrickrayford6453]

Which 😏✌️

[@wes3166]

Have you put the new pully on yet? I have the same year and model as yours

[@KylePancis]

Yes. It's on

[@MyberTube]

--- curious if those are aftermarket K & N type air filters and if they improve performance --- thanks, getting my SVR in Sept

[@relax4429]

They are sold by Mina Gallery, which is based out of California. I bought a lot of parts from them and I live in Canada.

[@bigmatt2896]

not when water is sprayed on them lol

[@rcthomas6925]

Next video show the people where the filter is .

[@relax4429]

the green cylinder under the engine cover is the oil filter

[@rcthomas6925]

@@relax4429 yes the the oil filter for the 2015 Jaguar xf 2.0 premium is underneath the car not on top. I cannot pump the oil out and change the filter without jacking the car up and removing the cover underneath.

[@king_83227]

Hey dude, first comment!

[@ryanknowsrealestate]

3rd gear takes off 🕺

[@doglogisticsllc4447]

My xf 3.0 take 7.5 gallons

[@thedailyscjag5616]

Is that an approved JLR Oil?

[@relax4429]

no I don't think so

[@jeremyserrano6342]

The oil JLR uses, is the top Castrol synthetic, it's in a gold bottle. 15,000 mile / 1 year motor oil

[@s.benedetto2147]

Quite careless to wash the engine without covering up any of the vital electricals. Remember, it's British.

[@neilkynaston5452]

yes that's why it can take it

[@cydonian0417]

I just washed the engine in my 2017 XJL (same 3.0 L SC engine) a couple of weeks ago using P21S auto wash, let it sit for a minute then hosed it all off with LOW water pressure from the garden hose. Dried it as much as I could with the leaf blower on low power, then drove it about an hour to dry the rest off. The alternator is buried so deep in the engine bay, you can't even see it, so didn't think there would be any danger from not covering it in a plastic bag. And the battery is in the trunk, so no worries there. Worked like a charm, engine started right up, no damage, no codes, no fires, no explosions.

[@martinanderson4721]

Alot of arm waving

[@jsracer69]

No help whatsoever