Expansion Tank
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I purchased an original Jaguar OEM expansion tank brand new on ebay for $112. Apparently the SC one is different to the non-SC one, but the one I got said it was for an S-type R, but fitted like a glove and had the same part number as the XFSC one. Installation was trivial, just have one of those tube squeezing tools to stop any coolant leakage from the block. It took all of 20 minutes. It is an easy DIY. $405 is just nuts. FYI The local Jaguar dealer quoted me $230 all in to do the job.
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I have gone through 3 tanks now. The 4.2L SC (XF and S-type R) have a different coolant tank vs. all the other XF engines and it's about double the cost.
The top nipple breaks due to the engine rocking when revved. I added extra hose and looped it around so the engine no longer pulls on the top nipple.
The top nipple breaks due to the engine rocking when revved. I added extra hose and looped it around so the engine no longer pulls on the top nipple.
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I have gone through 3 tanks now. The 4.2L SC (XF and S-type R) have a different coolant tank vs. all the other XF engines and it's about double the cost.
The top nipple breaks due to the engine rocking when revved. I added extra hose and looped it around so the engine no longer pulls on the top nipple.
The top nipple breaks due to the engine rocking when revved. I added extra hose and looped it around so the engine no longer pulls on the top nipple.