No. Although Jaguar was owned by Ford Motor Corp. at the time, and there is a likelihood of Ford engineers having had some input in the design, the engines were solely Jaguar - for the XJ series for that year, a 3.2 liter V8, 4.0 liter V8, and 4.0 turbocharged V8 were available options, whereas Ford (and American auto manufacturers in general) tend to lean towards I5 and V6 platforms for that displacement range.
Unfortunately the engine in the 2000 Jaguar s-series was made by the Ford company
Unfortunately the engine in the 2000 Jaguar s-series was made by the ford company
Ford bought Jaguar in 99 but I believe they sold it in 2008 to an India co. called Tata Motors. Most Jaguars have engines manufactured by Jaguar. Jaguar in 2002 did use a Daimler Benz V8 engine. From 2000 to 2005 Ford did produce some engines for Jaguar that were made in the UK with some Ford parts. They also used a Land Rover engine in 2005-2006. Today some Jaguars have Jaguar engines and some have Land Rover engines.
Ford Nope JLR Jaguar Landrover .... who is owned now by Tata Motors in 2002 Ford owned the company, but the vehicles have always been made by Jaguar Landrover at the Halewood plant in the UK never at a Ford plant.
where is the oxygen knock sensor located on a 3000 v6 Jaguar engine 2002 model and how can i change it?
The 2002 Ford Mustang has a V6 engine.
The 2002 Ford Explorer has a V6 engine.
The 2002 Ford Taurus has a V6 engine.
The 2002 Ford Expedition has a V8 engine.
In 2002 Ford Motor Company owned Jaguar motor company, so technically 100 percent of the parts are four parts. The Jaguar was manufactured in England using parts specifically created for Jaguar.
The 2002 Ford Escape has an inline 4 engine.
The 2002 Ford Focus has an inline 4 engine.