XJS V12 Backfiring
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XJS V12 Backfiring
Hi all,
Half a year ago, I found a 39000 miles XJS year `1988 in a abandoned in a storage for $3000, with no rust, beautiful paint and great internal leather. I took it to a local garage that works on jaguars. The elderly mechanic worked on it for half a year and finally it got on the road. It worked for a few days, although it did make a minor knocking sound when idling. One would not hear it going faster than 30 mi.
Then it started holding back a bit and a few times it backfired. Afther 15 minutes the engine stopped while slowing down at a crossing. I got it running again with the ignition. As I continued driving it got worse, halting more often backfiring increasingly more often. I just barely made it home. This morning I hoped I could get it to the garage when cold, but it did not do more than 400 yards and then it would not even start anymore.
So far I spent $9000 on getting it fixed, with many hoses replaced, new fuelpump, tank drained twice, all liquids flushed and replaced, sparks new, battery new, brakes new, new sets summer (daiton rims) + winter tires (regular rims), exhaust repaired, bottom rust treated, engine all shiningly polished. In short, the car looks fabulous. Only a "minor" problem, the engine does now run...........
Half a year ago, I found a 39000 miles XJS year `1988 in a abandoned in a storage for $3000, with no rust, beautiful paint and great internal leather. I took it to a local garage that works on jaguars. The elderly mechanic worked on it for half a year and finally it got on the road. It worked for a few days, although it did make a minor knocking sound when idling. One would not hear it going faster than 30 mi.
Then it started holding back a bit and a few times it backfired. Afther 15 minutes the engine stopped while slowing down at a crossing. I got it running again with the ignition. As I continued driving it got worse, halting more often backfiring increasingly more often. I just barely made it home. This morning I hoped I could get it to the garage when cold, but it did not do more than 400 yards and then it would not even start anymore.
So far I spent $9000 on getting it fixed, with many hoses replaced, new fuelpump, tank drained twice, all liquids flushed and replaced, sparks new, battery new, brakes new, new sets summer (daiton rims) + winter tires (regular rims), exhaust repaired, bottom rust treated, engine all shiningly polished. In short, the car looks fabulous. Only a "minor" problem, the engine does now run...........
#2
I don't have the V - 12 but I think you have 2 crankshaft position sensors
See page 267
jagrepair.com/images/Training Guides/801S - 2000.pdf
The one on the rear I beleive is plugged in the engine block in a oil bath that can get metal partials attached to the face of the sensor
Cheap try
You can command the fuel pumps to stay on by jumpiring between socket 3 ( power ) and 5 ( to pump ) , The # 1 and # 2 fuel pumpis controlled by the crankshaft position sensor ( which one ? )
Recommend medium gauge wire with blade type wire ends , the auto parts store can make one from a kit box behind the cash register
By jumper Ing the fuel pump relay it will drain the battery with the keys in your pocket
See page 267
jagrepair.com/images/Training Guides/801S - 2000.pdf
The one on the rear I beleive is plugged in the engine block in a oil bath that can get metal partials attached to the face of the sensor
Cheap try
You can command the fuel pumps to stay on by jumpiring between socket 3 ( power ) and 5 ( to pump ) , The # 1 and # 2 fuel pumpis controlled by the crankshaft position sensor ( which one ? )
Recommend medium gauge wire with blade type wire ends , the auto parts store can make one from a kit box behind the cash register
By jumper Ing the fuel pump relay it will drain the battery with the keys in your pocket
Last edited by Parker 7; 04-01-2024 at 11:24 PM.
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There are 2 different 6.0 liter engine regulation ECUs
I don't know the crossover VIN #
So you would have to determine your and advisors type
last 2 years Denso and earlier Lucus / M ( ? )
Others have gone into and repaired the Denso ECU from reading others
I don't know the crossover VIN #
So you would have to determine your and advisors type
last 2 years Denso and earlier Lucus / M ( ? )
Others have gone into and repaired the Denso ECU from reading others
Last edited by Parker 7; 04-02-2024 at 04:31 PM.
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