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Beef

You will need to code the BCM to accept the new battery voltage and if this hasn't been done then it will affect the vehicle electronics

Pillow

Its down to personal choice really as there are quite a few out there. I personally like Classic Jaguar as I prefer some of the older models but maybe try a few and stick with the one you prefer. Let us know what you think when you've tried a few

Sounds like a coil spring is broken and that is making the noise on cornering The brake servo is corroded internally and needs to be replaced.....an XF version can be fitted in place of the original S type one

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Hi Mark, did you ever find the cause of this fault? Crank sensor possibly?

How did you get on with this issue?

There are a few rebuilders listed in directories but best to shop around for prices for rebuild versus rebuilt unit off the shelf

Try these guys although cannot say what the quality is like at that price and whether the system will kick it out over time https://satnavstore.com/

Hi Brendan It isn't a bad option to get a stainless system made for your car. It works out quite reasonable and also much more durable than a standard steel system which will corrode over time. Additionally, it is lighter in weight and also gives a much crisper sound with possible power increase which can also lead to a marginal improvement in fuel economy

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Hi Chris.....welcome to the Club Two Jags! .... I suppose you can never have too many Jaguars in your garage 🙂 Good to have you onboard!

HI Dave....welcome to the Club Feel free to post up a photo of the S-Type and am interested in what is on the Japanese spec car that isn't on the UK one? Good to have you onboard!

Hi John....welcome to the Club Sounds like the boot latch (part that attaches to the lower sill area of the boot where the latch attaches to) is misaligned. If you can loosen the fasteners and move slightly to see if this makes a difference?

I have read it as 120 months and 105000 miles https://www.motorparks.co.uk/technical-data/jaguar/f-pace/2.0-d200-r-dynamic-s-5dr-auto-awd

definitely true! seem to be much slower nowadays that I have out that I'm only mortal 🙂

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Hi Steve....welcome to the Club I'll bet that must have been a fun job? Good to have you onboard!

Hi Tony....welcome to the Club It good that you have found us and the wonderful world of Jaguar

Either or really, but I would probably code them first....it only trims then up to the engine but will run to get the engine warm and then code if you want

Lonely

Hi John A quick look through the 'tinternet' and come up with this list (which looks to me to be quite definitive) My money is on item number 3 and can easily be checked by getting your garage to check the oxygen levels from the exhaust (e.g. and exhaust leak will produce a high O2 level on exhaust emissions.....it should be near to zero). If the exhaust is leaking then this will throw an imbalance on the cat threshold (pre and post levels). This would indicate a leak in the primary part of the exhaust (more than likely a joint before or after the cat - where the pipes/manifold meet the cats) What repairs can fix the P0420 code? Replace muffler or repair leaks in the muffler. Replace exhaust manifold or repair leaks in the exhaust manifold. Replace exhaust pipe or repair exhaust pipe leaks. Replace catalytic converter (most common) Replace engine coolant temperature sensor. Replace front or rear oxygen sensor.