How to Replace a Water Pump on a 2010-14 Jaguar XKR  (X150)
Channel: Trust Me, I'm An Idiot
Date: 2019-10-03

After 9 years and about 65,000 miles the water pump in my 2010 Jaguar XKR needs replacing. Follow along with the process and save about $1,000 in repair costs. Or break a bunch of things like I did and only save about $700.

The workshop manual I used can be found here: http://www.redlightning.net/resources/XKWorkshopManual.pdf

This tutorial works for 5.0L Supercharged Jaguar XKRs from 2010-2014, and with slight alterations (different cars have different air intakes) can be used on other vehicles powered by the AJ-V8 Gen III (AJ133) engine like the XFR, XJ V8 SC, and Range Rover / Range Rover Sport V8 SC.