How to remove your supercharger - Time for more power in the S Type R!

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  • Опубликовано: 25 сен 2022
  • Jaguar Supercharger removal from my S Type R.
    My Jaguar S type R has been sat outside my workshop for the past 3 months waiting for me to remove the supercharger and find a coolant leak.
    While the supercharger is off, im going to have it rebuilt and upgraded for more power. I'm also planning to replace alot of the coolant hoses, belts and give the engine bay a general tidy and clean up.
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    You can also find me on Instagram @Marks__wheels
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Комментарии • 47

  • @melissanigh7052
    @melissanigh7052 7 месяцев назад +2

    I had a 2005 S type R and a 2006 V6 come up for sale last year locally not knowing which motor would be more fun to work on. You've made me really glad we went with a V6. Still involves the whacky removal of wipers, etc. to change coils and plugs but not quite so knuckle busting. I've been into vintage Cadillacs, Bmws, Mercedes for years but at 66, I hope these Jaguars can be easily found for the rest of my life. Thanks for posting such good videos for the community 🍻.

    • @MarksWheels
      @MarksWheels  7 месяцев назад

      Thank you for your comment Melissa. I have had a very and now the v8 and they both have their quirks lol

  • @JE-ed6te
    @JE-ed6te Год назад +3

    Thank you so much for posting!!! Both of my STR’s are in need of this!!!

  • @WHern-gs6im
    @WHern-gs6im Год назад +2

    Wow... I am literally just about to do this on my 2003 STR as I've got a knock sensor issue and a slow coolant leak. I'm gonna follow the workshop guide but nice to see someone else doing it

    • @MarksWheels
      @MarksWheels  Год назад

      Hope ot helps. The first time I did the job was for the knock sensors

    • @WHern-gs6im
      @WHern-gs6im Год назад +1

      @@MarksWheels I love my str but it's honestly weird how we all seem to get the same problems. Obviously all car models have common issues but literally everyone I talk about an issue will say "oh yeah I had that one last year" lol.
      On another note, have you heard of powerhouse? They specialise in our model of SC. I'm not 100% on if they do refurbs but they offer pulley upgrades so might be worth asking them.
      Cheers and I look forward to part 2!

    • @MarksWheels
      @MarksWheels  Год назад

      @@WHern-gs6im I have actually been in contact with powerhouse today. They are going to take a look and see what they can do

    • @WHern-gs6im
      @WHern-gs6im Год назад +1

      @@MarksWheels Brilliant. That's good news

    • @WHern-gs6im
      @WHern-gs6im Год назад

      @A Huddleston Sorry to hear it! If it's any help then I can point you in the direction of the Jaguar Workshop manuals. They're online so can just be accessed via computer. Makes it a bit easier.

  • @lassestub8553
    @lassestub8553 8 месяцев назад +2

    Nice job and good information 👍🏻🙂

    • @MarksWheels
      @MarksWheels  8 месяцев назад

      Thanks, glad you enjoyed it

  • @jumolbureanu2415
    @jumolbureanu2415 Год назад +2

    Great content dude

  • @jagstrguy847
    @jagstrguy847 Год назад +1

    Great vid!!! Will be the video I have me new mechanic view

    • @MarksWheels
      @MarksWheels  Год назад

      Good to hear. Thanks for watching

  • @joons47
    @joons47 15 дней назад +1

    Mark, I have a 2005 STR with 133K km on it. I've seen the Wheeler Dealer 100K mile jag that had the same coating problem you show. Having fixed EGR, DCCV and the climate control module is being fixed in the US (I'm in Canada) - any idea if, when this could be a problem for me. What's the mileage on your STR? Great videos - my mechanic thanks you, so do I.!!

    • @MarksWheels
      @MarksWheels  15 дней назад +1

      Thanks for the comment! The people who rebuilt mine assured me that the coating is not a problem and that any boost lost is very minimal

  • @maxmusterman6030
    @maxmusterman6030 10 месяцев назад +1

    12:05 same with mine, car ran so poorly, and I had it just for a few days so it feared the sht out of me 😅 Great video, I want to rebuild my SC too and fix a little coolant leak, problem looks quite similar to yours 😄

    • @MarksWheels
      @MarksWheels  10 месяцев назад +1

      Good luck with it and thanks for watching

    • @maxmusterman6030
      @maxmusterman6030 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@MarksWheels BTW sorry to interrupt again, but did you checked your radiator? I had to change it on my 3.0 and it looks even worse on my STR... I assume you already had a look at that, but if not, it's really a good idea to have an eye on that... Otherwise it saggs more and more and then bursts.

    • @MarksWheels
      @MarksWheels  9 месяцев назад

      @@maxmusterman6030 Yeah, mines not great. The last time i was in there i cleaned some crud out but could probably do with it again

  • @honestrunescaper
    @honestrunescaper 10 месяцев назад +1

    Great video very informative. How much do you reckon it would cost to fix a valley coolant leak similar to the one you described at a good Jag specialist? Many thanks

    • @MarksWheels
      @MarksWheels  10 месяцев назад

      I'm not sure. It is quite an involved job and would be best to replace the coolant at the same time. I would probably expect around £1000 depending on what their hourly labour rate is.

  • @Kilowattz92
    @Kilowattz92 Год назад +1

    Did you ever figure out what size the tensioner for the supercharger was?? Trying to replace a shredded serpentine and idler pulley. Also, is it a must to take out coolant reservoir and remove coolant hoses to get belts off? Thanks!

    • @MarksWheels
      @MarksWheels  Год назад

      I ended up buying a whole kit with new tensioner and bracket, idler and belt from britishparts.co.uk. Part number BPK189. It was quite expensive but looks to be an upgraded part. The old tensioner from memory was a 13mm and the new one was 15mm i think

  • @signia2788
    @signia2788 Год назад +1

    Hi guys hope someone can help me. I know on this video you're not there yet but once you fill the coolant back do you just turn the ignition key to on position to start the water pump and start bleeding the hoses? Thank you!

    • @MarksWheels
      @MarksWheels  Год назад

      Hi Signia. There are also bleed screw on the charge coolers and a large allen screw next to the supercharger.

  • @MrKoritime
    @MrKoritime Год назад +1

    You guys don't have the cabin filter contraption on yours? Or I might have missed it

    • @MarksWheels
      @MarksWheels  Год назад

      The cabin filter is on the passenger side under the scuttle on ours

  • @Zephtheking
    @Zephtheking Год назад +1

    Hi, I have a question. What seals or needed or part to replace that hose. Im about to do yhis on my str.
    Regards

    • @MarksWheels
      @MarksWheels  Год назад

      Hi. Which hose are you referring to?

  • @DillonFahl
    @DillonFahl Год назад

    Hey mark I was wondering if you have ever deleted the cats I’m from Florida in the us and I would like to delete them but not with the mini cats because it will lean for a second when going WOT I found this thing called ez cel fix for the jaguar I’m just curious what your input is !

    • @MarksWheels
      @MarksWheels  Год назад

      Hi! I haven't done so no. Our emmisions laws require some form of catalytic converter for cars of this age. I know they will fail at some point and i will have to do something as they are £800 each but i'll worry about that when the time comes.

  • @MrKoritime
    @MrKoritime Год назад +1

    No part 2?

    • @MarksWheels
      @MarksWheels  Год назад

      Not yet lol. Waiting for the supercharger to come back. It's will be worth the wait though

    • @MrKoritime
      @MrKoritime Год назад +1

      @@MarksWheels awesome sounds good I got worried.
      Also might you have any info on flushing the coolant?
      Last owner added green to the orange and it slugged up.
      When all of the hoses are put together I don't know if I should run a water hose through one end or just add water and let it run for a few minutes to loosen it up and drain.

    • @MarksWheels
      @MarksWheels  Год назад +1

      @@MrKoritime I'd run the hose pipe through until its cones out clean

    • @MrKoritime
      @MrKoritime Год назад

      @@MarksWheels which hose should I start the flush from?

    • @MarksWheels
      @MarksWheels  Год назад

      @@MrKoritime I would go in the top radiator hose and out the bottom one then do the radiator After

  • @jamiesmith8313
    @jamiesmith8313 Год назад +1

    Did this during the year deleted my egr valve car goes way better without it

    • @MarksWheels
      @MarksWheels  Год назад +1

      Thought about doing that too. Did you have it mapped out afterwards to stop the eml illuminating?

    • @jamiesmith8313
      @jamiesmith8313 Год назад +2

      @@MarksWheels Yeah I'm going to have to I'm in New Zealand and have a guy that thinks he can do it but I've been reading the denzo computer is hard to work with so we will find out either way real soon , but hey is it even really a jag if the engine light isn't on 🤭

    • @MarksWheels
      @MarksWheels  Год назад +1

      @@jamiesmith8313 Haha, this is true. Only problem we have over here is that it is an MOT failure although i think mine falls just below that age bracket. Il have to check

    • @jamiesmith8313
      @jamiesmith8313 Год назад +2

      @@MarksWheels Luckily here eml doesn't effect getting w.o.f's so I have a grace period to sort once I find a definitive answer I'll let you know how I went 🤙

  • @Way2EasyDIY
    @Way2EasyDIY Год назад +1

    These are very not fun to work on.bit very fun to drive