Jaguar XJS 5.3 gearbox, motor and oil pan volume

Jaguar XJS 5.3 automatic or manual gearbox, engine and oil pan capacity in liters-quarts-gallon.

How many US gallons or liters  or US quarts of oil is needed to change the oil from the engine and oil pan on a Jaguar XJS.

 

Jaguar XJS 5.3 manufactured between 1991-1994.

  • Car fuel type: gasoline.
  • Engine and oil pan volume: 10 liters or 10.57 quarts US or 2.64 gallons US.
  • Automatic gearbox oil volume : 7.3 – 9.1 l or 7.71 – 9.62 qt or 1.93 – 2.4 gal.
  • Recommended engine oil: 5w40.
  • If you want to know exactly what engine oil is recommended for your car and what is the oil viscosity you must use, please leave us a comment on this article: model and type of your car, engine capacity, diesel or gasoline, year when was made, and how much kw or horse power has your car.

 

If you want to change by yourself the engine oil and filters such as fuel filter, air filter, cabin air filter and oil filter we will help with information how much oil does an Jaguar XJS and where is located all the filters on your car. If you have any question do not hesitate to leave us a comment at the end of this article and one of our mechanics will answer you in no time. On this site you cand find how to reset the oil service indicator on your Jaguar XJS after you change the oil motor.

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5 thoughts on “Jaguar XJS 5.3 gearbox, motor and oil pan volume”

  1. Your data on for 1985 XJS does not match what the manufacturer recommended. For warm weather a SAE 50 oil is recommended, the cooler the weather the lighter the oil down to a 10 W 30 for winter use. The oil pressure on a v12 should not go below 50 lbs.

    1. Hello Carlo, at first I want to thank you for your comment. My data is for Jaguar made between 1991 and 1994 not for your 1985.

    2. Hi Carlo,

      That was early in the days of multi viscosity oils and Jaguar tends to think old school, about 10 years behind as often as not. I keep my car in a garage and do not drive much in the Kansas winter (salt) so use 20-50 to good effect. As far as pressure goes, I have about 50 pounds when cold or at speed. Only about 15 at slow idle when fully warm. And that’s fine by Jaguar standards. Remember, they are the ones that state in the manual that it is normal for the oil pressure light to flash at you when warm and turning sharply!

  2. Hello, i need your help on finding the right oil for a Jaguar XJ12 5350cc from 1981 automatic, i am having difficulties on finding the ammount of engine oil, collant, brake fluid , power steering and transmission oil because i want an oveall refresh on all the fluids.

    Looking forward on your answer
    Thank You

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