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Hi Martyn.....welcome to the Club Exciting times ahead then 🙂 Good to have you onboard!
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Hi Wayne.....welcome to the Club Welcome also to the wonderful world of Jaguar Good to have you onboard!
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Hi Alan.....welcome to the Club Hopefully you can find the next Jaguar of your dreams (or memories to be more precise). It will go well with the collection of cars and bikes you already have Good to have you onboard!
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Hi Stephen.....welcome to the Club Feel free to start up a local Jagaur Owners Club meeting in your area if you wish. We can assist with promoting the meetings (usually local pub with large carpark) when COVID restrictions finally lift
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Absolutely, they are superbly engineered and there is no reason that with the correct routine maintenance it should go on indefinitely
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What kit was he using to code the car? -
Yes, as far as I remember they are interference engines Has the chain gone?
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Hi Paula.....welcome to the Club She certainly is photogenic 🙂 Good to have you onboard
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The only thing I can think of is the valve clearances if the valve seats were to recede slightly due to running on poor quality fuel and pre-ignition which can cause this (best to run on 97 octane and additives) If clearances change then re-shimming may become necessary
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Hi Wayne......welcome to the Club Good to have you onboard!
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Hi.....welcome to the Club Good to have you onboard!
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Removable bicyckle racks for 2015 mark 2 XF
Jaguar Owners Club replied to Timcook1's topic in Jaguar Owners Lounge
You haven't moved far over the years then Tim? Pretty much jumped neighbouring counties then 🙂 -
Removable bicyckle racks for 2015 mark 2 XF
Jaguar Owners Club replied to Timcook1's topic in Jaguar Owners Lounge
As a Premium Member of this Club you can get up to 15% discount on racks in store -
Hi Dave......welcome to the Club Good to have you onboard!
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Hi Nigel....welcome to the Club Feel free to dive into answering any posts Good to have you onboard!
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New Member, Looking to buy XF
Jaguar Owners Club replied to Grant M's topic in New Members Introductions
Hi Grant.....welcome to the Club I would advise carrying out a search in the forums to see what faults come up for these models and engines Hope you find a good example of the Jaguar you're after, I'm sure there's some good ones out there -
XF Sportbrake KVM or key sensor issues
Jaguar Owners Club replied to John MK's topic in Jaguar XF Club
Hi.....welcome to the club I would be tempted to disconnect the battery, leave for a short while and then reconnect (negative off first and on last). The try to plip the locks with the key fob and see if it reads the keys after a few attempts. Here's some info on battery reset but for S-Type but some functions may not work but may also be helpful to see procedures -
Hi Tony......welcome to the Club That is worrying if it cuts whilst driving. Has the car had enough prolonged usage to charge the battery? If not, this can lead to similar issues as can leaving the car sat for many days/weeks at a time. Has the fuel filter been replaced recently?
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maintenance a yes New Owner 2007 S type XS.
Jaguar Owners Club replied to nigelwells 340's topic in New Members Introductions
Hi Nigel.....welcome to the Club Fine choice(s) of cars....a car for every occasion! Good to have you onboard! -
Hi David....welcome to the Club I agree with Peter, sounds like the pre-heater emitting fumes into the cabin. Ensure it is not running constantly and that it times out after a few minutes
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So who's up for this Jaguar show at Beaulieu this year? https://www.beaulieu.co.uk/events/simply-jaguar/
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Hi Chris.....welcome to the Club Good to have you onboard
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Weird Burbling sound from Engine
Jaguar Owners Club replied to BAZZER RN's topic in Jaguar X-Type Club
It sounds like the cooling system is probably cavitation which is caused by either a hotspot in the coolant system or a faulty pressure relief cap which is cheaper to replace to eliminate this as a possible cause. -
You should be able to move the seat all the way forwards, undo any bolts and then all the way back and undo any bolts there and the seat should come out
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Hi....welcome to the Club Hopefully you will find what you're looking for in the forums, if not ask away and I'm sure someone will be able to help you. Good to have you onboard!
