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Jaguar xke engine rebuild Videos
- 1. Jaguar E-Type V12 Back on The Road Arfter Engine Rebuild !
- 2. Jaguar e type engine,Gearbox,Diff after being rebuilt
- 3. Jaguar XKE initial startup.
- 4. Initial firing of SII E Type Engine at Classic Jaguar in Austin, Texas
- 5. Jaguar SU HD8 carb e type rebuild part 6
- 6. Bettie my 1963 Jaguar E-Type Restoration - Heater Box rebuild with Fiero Fan motor
Jaguar E-Type V12 Back on The Road Arfter Engine Rebuild !
going out for a drive in a jaguar e-type v12 09.
User Comments
Leisurecruise
commented
on 14 May 2010
great vid but spoiled by the music
Jaguar e type engine,Gearbox,Diff after being rebuilt
I made this video to show my brother in law, it just shows you can turn a pigs ear in to a silk purse with a lot of time,money and huge amount of work, The series ...
Jaguar XKE initial startup.
This is the first time this motor had been started post engine rebuild. This is an early 63 Jaguar E-Type with a 3.8 liter motor.
User Comments
Haffschlappe
commented
on 18 May 2010
I have got a very good hint for you to keeping the nice old DOHC Engine in
good shape with todays ultra dry eco fuels: Use 1:100 API TC two stroke oil
/ fuel mix as regular driving fuel, that keeps the old fuel-system gaskets,
rubber parts, alloy parts etc... and cast iron metal surfaces of those
vintage engines in excellent shape...and it also lubricates the valves
and upper piston regions. Most Porsche vintage owners in Germany do so :)
Also keeps carbs and tank clean and rustfree
Allbritish1
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on 04 Oct 2008
Thanks for watching from Sweden. The car is negative ground and the
positive runs to the solenoid switch. As for the carbs we were not
adjusting them, we were synchronizing them with the choke on. The
adjustment came later after the car was warm and the choke was off.
Danny Guerra
commented
on 19 Jul 2008
absolutely beautiful =D right now i am restoring my numbers matching 64. I
love it because you have the exact model colors as mine and i am searching
for the same D-type dunlops. Could you send me a link where you found them.
It would be a great help thanks, Danny
EarlRausch
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on 13 Oct 2010
Can you please send me some of the old grease or oil from the engine so I
can smell it and rub it all over my face. Oh God I sound like J Clarkston,
JAG312
commented
on 10 Oct 2010
I really like your wheels. I think the car will look much better without
the wire wheels. Now all you need are the three-ear knockoffs.
Initial firing of SII E Type Engine at Classic Jaguar in Austin, Texas
First firing of rebuilt engine.
User Comments
keith7836
commented
on 23 Feb 2013
Sweet , shame it only has the US twin carb set up , Triple SUs would give
you more bang for your buck.
Jaguar SU HD8 carb e type rebuild part 6
the carbs are back together apart from the choke linkage which needs to be sand blasted and painted that's why the nuts are missing from the lower carb flanges ...
Bettie my 1963 Jaguar E-Type Restoration - Heater Box rebuild with Fiero Fan motor
I am rebuilding the heater box and adding the fan and motor from a 1984-88 Pontiac Fiero.
User Comments
JohnCarey1963Jag .
commented
on 05 Dec 2012
Haha - it feels like it! Northern California can get a lot of rain in the
winter if the jet stream dips low, we get the rain that Oregon and
Washington state normally get. It's not all bad, because the fresh water
supply can get too low here in the gaps when we get no rain at all.
JohnCarey1963Jag .
commented
on 02 Dec 2012
According to the original modifier's notes he said the difference was night
and day. The original fan spins at 12 rpm on Hi, (likened it to a hamster
withi COPD blowing through a straw! LOL) This one will be a lot stronger,
and I don't have AC, so it may help on a warn day.
19charger74
commented
on 03 Dec 2012
good vid john. hey just letting you know your past two video have been
looking kindy wobbly i think its from youtube and you select "your video is
shaky, do you want to fix this" i usually dont click that cause it does the
same thing to mine.
JohnCarey1963Jag .
commented
on 06 Dec 2012
Yeah it is from YouTube's "we can improve this video" coding. It makes
things that are supposed to be stable move and the things that are moving
mroe stable. I fell for it again after trying it before and saying I'd
never use it again.
Scott Best
commented
on 05 Dec 2012
Have you moved recently? Rain made me feel quite at home! LOL Thanks very
much for the awesome shout out Sir & I really like the look of that fan
mod, doesn't look like it shouldn't be there (if that makes any sense)?
Barry Jones
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on 04 Dec 2012
Am going to make an effort and get a video of some sort up on YouTube
before Christmas. Got loads of photos and some video of (progress?) to
date. Funny how things look a lot worse before they get better..
JohnCarey1963Jag .
commented
on 05 Dec 2012
I steal only from the best ! :-) This was developed by another Jag E-Type
owner and he posted the steps on the text based owners forums I belong to.
It seemed easy, and sure enough it was.
Barry Jones
commented
on 03 Dec 2012
That's a really cool mod. Great fit and looks stock, nice one John. I cant
wait to get to these stages with mine. I'm still scraping paint off the tub
for now and still covered in muck...
JohnCarey1963Jag .
commented
on 02 Dec 2012
Thank you sir, I find the YTGG keeps me motivated to get things done so I
can share them. It's a mutual benefit, I enjoy watching others projects
come together too.
JohnCarey1963Jag .
commented
on 05 Dec 2012
Yes, I felt a little distressed when I saw all the rust and grease/grim on
every item I removed. It's comming together again now, so that's a lot more
fun.
JohnCarey1963Jag .
commented
on 02 Dec 2012
You got that right, but does it all need to come at one time? We're into
our thrid day of steady rain and more is on thw way according to the news.
JohnCarey1963Jag .
commented
on 03 Dec 2012
Yeah, I fell into the trap again. I thought it looked Ok in the preview,
but the actual rendered video looks like crap. I won't use it again.
JohnCarey1963Jag .
commented
on 03 Dec 2012
Nice to know that I am ahead of someone! :-) I find that the projects I am
watchign are all way head of me so I get frustrated sometimes.
JohnCarey1963Jag .
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on 02 Dec 2012
Ha ha - maybe, but without AC the fan will be helpful to keep the windows
from fogging up or keep me from melting on a Summer day.
jevchance
commented
on 05 Dec 2012
Is the text dancing around because you added a anti-shake filter after
adding the titles? Fiero motor fits in there good.
JohnCarey1963Jag .
commented
on 03 Dec 2012
We welcome rain but this is a deluge! Caused bad floods in some places in
the Nothern San Francosci Bay region.
1packrat1
commented
on 02 Dec 2012
Hows that saying go? In every mans life a little rain must fall lol. Good
to see ya john. good vid.
JohnCarey1963Jag .
commented
on 02 Dec 2012
Thanks Rob, I can never remember that poem that helps remember how many
days each months has. LOL
cecil6711
commented
on 01 Jan 2013
That was a wonderful modification. It probably will give you more CFM's of
airflow as well.
Cheator40
commented
on 04 Dec 2012
"Into each life some rain must fall." Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Take care
buddy
265chevy
commented
on 02 Dec 2012
looks great i guess the new motor will blow alot more air i would think
later
JohnCarey1963Jag .
commented
on 02 Dec 2012
Terry - I got your address so we can swap stickers - thanks for watching.
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