Jaguar XJ8 Oxygen / O2 Sensor Change

Video showing replacement of the Oxygen / O2 sensor on our 2002 Jaguar XJ8 3.2 Sport. This was a great car we bought off a good friend and fellow Jaguar enthusiast and have since sold.
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[@1972Fury]

Very informative video. Doing this in this manner really makes getting to the sensor plug in much easier than doing it from below. Thank you for sharing.

[@jaaagtv]

Hi - glad you found the video useful

[@MitchGrooms]

great video

[@jaaagtv]

Thanks for the feedback - glad you enjoyed it

[@MitchGrooms]

I do Jags too, they are on my channel.@@jaaagtv

[@jaaagtv]

Thank you

[@DavidRobinson-rj2sp]

But bank 2 (left side of car) on RHD is the more difficult to replace as the expansion tank has to come out and maybe the heater pump and a lot more.
I have P1647 error code which is bank 2 upstream (heated) so I'm going to jack the car up and see if I can get at from underneath before I commence on this pain.

[@BDLSpecial]

Getting ready to do this myself. Do you have to remove everything? Or can this be done without removing all of the parts you show?

[@jaaagtv]

Hi it's all about ease of access. I found removing those parts made the job a lot easier. If you have a car lift or don''t mind working on your back under the car then it can be removed that way.

[@tainchains]

Question. This looks like you are replacing the sensor on the right side if the car. In America this would be the passenger side. Is this correct? I assumed p1646 was the top sensor on the right side (passenger in the US) of the car? Is this correct? Please let me know.

[@jaaagtv]

Hi - yes for the USA it is the passenger side sensor. The one in the video is for the RHD UK model. Top (upstream) sensor