Genuine Engine Vibration Damper W0133-1655961 for Jaguar S Type
Fits 2003–2009 models
Engine Mechanical
An engine vibration damper absorbs engine shake and movement before it reaches the body, which keeps the cabin quiet and smooth. We list 5 engine vibration dampers from $32 to $367 for 2000-2009 vehicles, from Genuine and MTC, with fits for the Jaguar XK8, S Type, XJ8 and XF, and the Lexus LS400 and LS430.
Fits 2003–2009 models
Luxury vehicles go to some lengths to isolate engine vibration from the cabin. Along with the engine mounts, a front damper helps control how the engine moves and shakes, especially at idle and when you accelerate or lift off the throttle. Because the exact design differs between models, compare the listing photos and part number with the part on your engine to confirm you are replacing the same component.
Watch for more vibration at idle than you remember, a thump or clunk when the engine starts, stops or changes load, and visible damage such as cracked rubber, a leaking body or a loose mounting. A worn damper can also make the engine move more than normal when you rev it in park. Engine mounts can cause similar symptoms, so inspect them at the same time to find which part is worn.
With only five dampers in this category, check the fitment table carefully for year, model and engine. Jaguar and Lexus used different engines across these model runs, and parts can change between them. Compare the old part number with the listing before ordering. Disconnect the battery if you need to move any wiring nearby, work on a cool engine and torque the mounting bolts to your service manual values.
Not exactly. Engine mounts carry the engine's weight, while a vibration damper helps control movement and shake. They work together, and a fault in either can cause similar symptoms.
More vibration at idle, a clunk when the engine starts or shuts off, and visible damage such as cracked rubber or a leaking damper body are common signs. Inspect the engine mounts at the same time.
Check the fitment table for your year, model and engine, then compare the part number on your old damper with the listing. Jaguar and Lexus used different parts on different engines.