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It's time to do an oil change, and I was wondering if anyone could recommend to me a type of specific oil to use, or a specific filter? I've got an 1989 Xj6 with 40,364 miles.
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Oil Change, type of oil
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oil filter, use the Jaguar filter. get it at any Jaguar dealership.
for oil, the 4.2 engine requires Castrol 20W50, I don't know what
oil is required for the XJ-40 engine. Best to check with the Owner's
Handbook or at the Jaguar dealership too.
You DO have an Owner's Handbook, right?
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for oil, the 4.2 engine requires Castrol 20W50, I don't know what
oil is required for the XJ-40 engine. Best to check with the Owner's
Handbook or at the Jaguar dealership too.
You DO have an Owner's Handbook, right?
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