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Have not heard any problems resulting from anyone who has used them, except for the fact that it is plagiarised from the manufacturers 😞

Sorry Paul...not familiar with the system Wonder if JOE-DOT-COM can help out?

Hi Keith You could try a reset but otherwise it sounds like it could be a vacuum hose (or similar) could be dislodged or split as it would take a reading from the engine load to carry out calculations.

Keep us informed of how it all goes....hopefully in your favour as well

Hi Alan....welcome to the Forum It could possibly be the Air Con fans not working (e.g. seized) and the system kicking out because of it. Alternatively, it could be the a/c system relay. Had that happen on my Honda CR-V with the a/c relay which then tripped out and also put on the Engine Management lamp. Managed to get a new replacement relay from eBay for about £3 and reset the system which cured it. Let us know what you find

Hi Phil Sorry to hear of your unfortunate dilemma with the dealership and the tainted XF. It tends to leave you with a bad taste that can take forever to lose, if at all. I would definitely return the car to them for a full refund as if they have to remove the dashboard to replace the leaking heater matrix then this can sometimes change the whole feeling of the car by introducing new squeaks and rattles of which constantly remind you of the initial problems. Sorry to add fuel to the fire but it does anger me to hear of some (not all) dealers deliberately palming off problem vehicles to the unsuspecting public. Keep up updated on the outcome

sounds like the sensors need reprogramming to read the current pressures. you would need specialist equipment to carry out this procedure, but shouldn't cost much at a reputable Jaguar specialist repairer.

Sounds like a glitch in the SDD programming...would mention it to the supplier and see if there is an update available

Possibly overheating....is it Xenon?

Sounds like there is a fault door sensor which could be the reason for the discharge. Is the interior light on with the doors closed?

Hi Robert Not sure what gauge you are using to measure the pressures but possibly try one or two psi more in each tyre to see if that switches the light off and if necessary reduce the pressure if it doesn't work. A lot of petrol station forecourt pressure gauges are way off the mark so this could be the reason why the light is on

I would contact your local dealership and request the code....they're normally quite obliging

Hi Pete Sounds a bit obvious so my apologies for this but could it possibly be a faulty SD card? I have had issues with different SD cards that I use in my SLR Camera and always ensure I backup as soon as possible if and when the card corrupts. Maybe worth copying the contents onto another SD card and see how you get on. Let us know how it all goes Cheers, Trevor

HI Brian....welcome to the Club As yet we don't have any events organised but you are more than welcome to set something up in your local area and run it through the club. Let me know if you want to take this forward Cheers, Trevor

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Hi Barry....welcome to the Club You could try ATP in Cannock as they specialise in ECU rebuilds Let us know how you get on with it Cheers, Trevor

HI Stephen....welcome back to the wonderful world of Jaguar! got to be number 1 in my mind.....although this decision is definitely from the heart and not the head Let us know how you get on with it. Cheers, Trevor

Hi Paul....welcome to the Club It certainly looks like you have a very specific criteria for the car you are looking for, I hope you find a good one. I have moved your post into the XJS section of the Forum in the hope that someone can help you with your questions. Good to have you onboard Cheers, Trevor

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You could try some of the better known auction house as they tend to run specialist classic car auctions periodically. At least you would get a good price albeit less the fees

Hi Andy....welcome to the Forum Good to have you onboard Cheers, Trevor

It sounds more like a situation of debris or uneven surface on the runners which would automatically bounce down the windows as though there is an obstruction. I have got round this in the past by spraying Silicon spray into the guide runners which the glass runs up and down and this has cured it.

Try looking at ones for the XF but you'll need to cross reference the part number but it does work

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