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Re: Which cylindar is number 6 on a 2001 jaguar stype 4.o...
The cylinder numbers are confusing early engines are rh bank (lh as you look from front) 1357, lh bank 2468, later engines rh bank 1234 lh bank 5678 at your year it could be either way round.
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the jag stype has a cooling fan module fixed to the cooling housing fan fixed to the radiator has a complete unit but they are prone to corroded wiring at the connector area under the lower bumper liner @ the rhf looking from sat inside/under the engine compartment fuse box chect that if its a v8 they had big probs with the thermostats failing it sounds like you have got corroded wiring may even be behind the front bumper liner
It is usally caused when the engine detects that the engine is in an unsafe condition that common sense. But its mostly caused in the v8 jags due to harness problems.Check the mass air flow sensor if u can see some open wires that can short to ground from the raditior brackets.Or the harness located on the front left side of the engine running downward. the harness usally shorts with groung from the topleft side due to improper installations from the mehanics....(kuwait)(Abu Ali)
run the fault codes to look for injector problems
check injectors for bad tips
check fuel pressure to injectors
check for vacuum leaks with the foot on the brake ( booster leaks --check by applying the hand brake with the foot off the brake and if the problem is not there it is the brake booster faulty)
Cylinder # 5 is front of the engine drivers side, 2nd one in from the front of the car on the V8
Cylinder # 5 is front of the engine drivers side, middle one for the V6
They make a little gauge that you put on a wire to see if have voltage in it. If not, you can pull a plug and ground it and crank it over and look for a spark. Pull off the coil wire and listen for a crack, Squirt some fuel into a cylinder and see if it will fire. A couple ways to check. Hope this helps.
Jaguar runs there cylinder numbering different then the north american engines. They go from 1-2-3-4- front to back and bank 1 and bank 2. Bank one is on the passenger side and bank 2 is on the drivers side. This is the s type DOHC V8 (AJ28) engine for your car.
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