Where do I find the spark plugs on the Jaguar S Type 2L year 2000 engine.?

Use the .05. And if you didn't replace the plug wires there's a good chance that it separated it when you we're taking it off. You can replace the wires or get up ohmmeter and check the continuity of the wires

http://www.bluejag.co.uk/Jaguar-XType-Engine-2L-V6.php
I haven't finished this page yet so it's only a guide to location at the moment. location 5 and 6.

If you disconnect the sensor and check your error code you will be able to tell which is which (if you get a new code its the wrong bank).
It may pay to check your spark plugs in the bank concered, if the resistance of plug(s) go high this will also cause this fault

When you ask for information about your 2000 Jaguar S-Type, it would be very helpful if you would take a moment to mention which engine it is equipped with. There is a 3.0L V-6 and a 4.0L V-8 engine available for that make and model.

However, the spark plug replacement is similar except that the intake manifold must be removed to access the plugs on the right bank on the V-6 engine.

The spark plugs are located under the cover that goes down the center of each valve cover. You must remove the plastic engine cover to see the cover that goes down the center of the valve covers. Remove the screws in the cover plate. Remove the electrical connectors for each ignition coil. Remove the screws securing the coils and remove the coils. The spark plugs are located at th bottom of the hole that the coils just came out of.

NOTE: The spark plug tubes should be blown out with compressed air before removing the spark plugs. Failure to do so can cause severe engine damage from debris falling into the combustion chamber or contaminating the spark plug hole threads.

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The ignition leads are most probably wet. the leads that go down towards and over the spark plugs. Simply pull them off blow the spark plugs and leads dry with a hairdryer or preferably compressed air.

that should sort it.

Get your local garage to put a scanner on the car. The early s-type used to suffer from ignition coil faults. If a fault has been hinted towards a specific coil then swap to a different cylinder and see if the fault follows wich will indicate a coil fault.

Has the vehicle had its spark plugs changed? every 70.000 miles as they tend to fail if left unchanged. Intake manifold requires removing to replace bank 1 plugs.

Also check the small rubber elbow on the end of the plastic beather pipe wich runs throught the intake manifold branches. Elbow is located at the rear of the engine

Hope that helps

2000 JAGUAR S-TYPE 3.0L 6-cyl Engine Code [F] DOHC
5W-30 America / 5W-40 European due to higher speed limits

Engine, with filter..........5.7 liters / Models from VIN code L31321 to L37177 year coverage 2000 to 2002.5

Engine, with filter..........6.5 liters / Models from VIN code L37178 to M45254 year coverage 2000 to 2002.5

2000 JAGUAR S-TYPE 4.0L 8-cyl Engine Code [G] DOHC
5W-30 America / 5W-40 European due to higher speed limits

Engine, with filter..........6.5 liters

After refill check oil level, and hope this helps.

standing in front of the engine, it's the middle left...

THE SPARK PLUS ARE LOCATED UNDER THE VALVE COVERS, ON TOP OF THE VALVE COVERS THERE IS A SMALL PLATE COVER WITH 8 LITTLE BOLTS THAT NEEDS TO BE REMOVED WHICH WILL THEN SHOW YOUR COILS, UNPLUG COILS PULL COIL OUT AND SPARK PLUG WILL BE LOCATED UNDER THE COILS.
The left side is easy, just pop off the left side engine cover...remove the coils and the plugs are right there. The right side is a whole other matter completely, you need to remove the intake manifold to be to access them. It is a relatively simple job if you are even slightly mechanically inclined. Ensure you replace the upper intake manifold gaskets when you remove the intake manifold.

Hey streetmuzikr,

I have been a jaguar tech for about 2 years and all ive seen jaguar put in them for plugs is ngk. if you cant get a hold of those the next best thing is denso, but try to stick with the ngk's if you can.

standing in front of car cylinder # 1,2,3,4 on the left passenger side and # 5,6,7,8 on right drivers side. in that order for 2000 4.0 jaguar s type