Somebody Explain Electrical Flow To Me ??

[billt]

http://www.jaguarspecialties.com/v8_kit.asp

I think this joint is up near the Bay Area. (408 Area Code).

[Jim Kennedy-ar154me]

Does the following image help at all?

[tombogan03884]

Germans and Brits build cars that are on the bleeding edge of auto technology.
Japan, and South Korea build cars that start and run reliably.
That's why European cars companies all suck.
Oh yeah, Japan at least does their building here.

[Timothy]

Does the following image help at all?

That’s Ohm’s Law for DC circuit resistance, volts and current!

Yea, cars use DC but alternators make AC!  Such a quandary!  😂

[TAB]

http://www.jaguarspecialties.com/v8_kit.asp

I think this joint is up near the Bay Area. (408 Area Code).

notice they stop at 2002 model years.

[Sponsor]

[Pathfinder]

If you want to solve the whole "European cars are high tech and finicky" vs. Japanese "reliability" issues, there's this:

https://tipo184.com/

And to think I got rid of my Mazda . . .

[tombogan03884]

If you want to solve the whole "European cars are high tech and finicky" vs. Japanese "reliability" issues, there's this:

https://tipo184.com/

And to think I got rid of my Mazda . . .

  Not a bad idea.   

[Big Frank]

All I know about electricity is it's invisible and if you let the smoke out it stops working.(Triumph motorcycle owner)

You're right. That's magic smoke. It needs to be kept bottled up like a genie, or it loses its magic and quits working.

[Big Frank]

  it's a lot more than that, basically you need a done car that is of the same model year or newer.  Pull everything ( including the entire wiring harness ) and put it into the jag.   Then there is a refree station it needs to go too.  It needs to pass the inspection and have the factory  programing.  It is possible, but very hard to do and $$$.  He mentioned the 350, the 350 has not been made since 2002.  So the newest car you could implant one in is a 2002.  There are also other things like increasing displacement and etc, but that should be no issues for a jag as they  tend to have large motors.

You can still buy brand new 350 Chevy small blocks and lots of other crate engines from your nearest Chevrolet performance dealer. They even have $250 mail-in rebates on them that are good all year. My local Chevy dealer doesn't sell engines so I would have to drive almost 50 miles away if I wanted one. You want a big block 454 HO with 438 HP and 500 LB-FT of torque? No problem, they have those. Or a 502 with 508 HP and 580 LB-FT of torque? They have those too. That ought to give a pickup truck enough low-end grunt, but I'd hate to pay for the gas. My 4.8L (293c.i.) V8 has all the power I ever needed and isn't too bad on gas for being over 20 years old.

https://www.chevrolet.com/performance-parts/crate-engines

[PegLeg45]

You're right. That's magic smoke. It needs to be kept bottled up like a genie, or it loses its magic and quits working.