Hello
I have an '88 XJS 3.6 - I laid it up last summer in a lock
up, it was running a treat at the time. I just started it
and it is miss-firing. I have left it running to see it will
‘‘dry-out’’ but still the miss-fire remains. I seem to
remember an XJS years back having a relay on the inner wing
with corroded contacts which was causing this???
Regards–
79XJ6ser3
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In reply to a message from 79XJ6ser3 sent Wed 5 Sep 2012:
Hi your 3.6 engine missfire might be caused by a very small
fuel filter , located inside of the rubber fuel hose coming from
the fuel rail to the starting injector, its less than 2’’ long and
a 1/4’’ round, also the Relay on the inner right wing controls
the power for fuel injectors, . I have a 1986 XJSC 3.6 5
spds…remove this filter , clean it with high pressure water ,
dried and replace , the screens are micro .–
JagJoe127
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In reply to a message from JagJoe127 sent Thu 6 Sep 2012:
Thank you I will give that a try :)–
79XJ6ser3
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