Fraze
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Thanks. If I'd be best getting the parts in either instance then it may be just as well trying to get my current block back on the go. Am i correct in my understanding that a new/used cam box would need line bored to pair successfully? I'm at a loss as to which would be the best route to take, the cheapest option preferably. -
Thanks Trevor - Which would you think to be the cheapest option? Ebay sees engines going at around 200-300 - in various states of course.
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Hi Russ, Thank you! Both are still on the go: My uncle with the s-type (and MKII) Myself with the x-type estate
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Long story short, the cam box has split, I suspect this was caused by bump starting when I was having some running difficulties (all put down to a dodgy injector, which has now been replaced). Now my understanding is that the cam box will require line boring to fit correctly - would this be more costly than just sourcing a replacement engine? is it worth it? It is worth noting I am on my 4th (or 5th) cam box - with the others splitting due to various reasons. Any and all advice is welcomed and very much appreciated - I am at a loss and am now 6+ months without the motor on the road - also, with my mechanic suffering a stroke I am now faced with locating a cost effective independent. Thanks, Fraze
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Hello All, Pleased to meet fellow Jaguar enthusiasts; I'm sure I'll enjoy my stay My love of Jaguars started as a young pup admiring my Uncles MKII in the garage, reinforced by the rare Sunday jaunt - never mind his daily drivers: XJ40, X300 and now S-type. I myself joined the club mid 2015 and am the proud owner of a x-type SE 2.0 Diesel Estate (54). <Pictures when available> I've managed to sort a few items on her over the last while, however I'm now stuck with a non-running cat. I did have a independent mechanic seeing to her, however he has unfortunately suffered a stroke and is unable to continue work. As such, I would suspect a number of posts from myself as I work towards getting my rear end back in the seat of a running cat. Thanks for listening, Fraze
