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Have a look through this catalogue, it will give you all the part numbers you need. https://cdn.sngbarratt.com/catalogues/new/2019/CATXK8-Download2019.pdf

You’re very welcome Paul.👍

Try this first, move the seat forward so that the seat has room to recline as far as possible and then recline the seat but hold the switch down for at least 5 seconds once it has reached its limit. Then try and recline forward to its limit and hold again for at least 5 seconds. If this does not work then you will be forced into a recalibration by a dealer or independent specialist.

Hi Paul, Do not fit your charger direct to the battery as you will bypass the battery monitoring system (BMS). The negative of your charger should go to a suitable ground point. Here is my, Jaguar recommended installation; and what it looks like with the trim in place: The charger you have will be fine.👍

There is just a possibility that you have programmed the boot lid to not open properly/ fully: try opening the boot to its full height and pressing and holding for 10 seconds the boot close button: if it has been programmed to open to any other point on the cycle, this should reset it.

Keep us posted on your progress.👍

The first few minutes of this video shows how to remove the number plate lights.

If the pump does not run then first check the inertia switch hasn’t tripped inadvertently before you go further.

Welcome to the forum, enjoy.😊

Hi Stuart, The Jaguar part number is AJ810959 however, the Ford part number for the same thing and much cheaper is 6W83-6A642-AA. Hope this helps.

On your car the GPS antenna and radio aerial are both in the spoiler.

This is the only place I found, if you’re willing to take a chance. https://gotosale.ru/product/326369601141

This guy has exactly the same problem. Part number is C2P2186. Good luck with your search. Perhaps Eurojag maybe able to help.

Welcome to the forum, enjoy.😊

If you’re in the EU these guys have them in stock; https://www.jaguar-shop.com/Bonnet-gas-strut-3

Here you go Phil; https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/254906272263

Great news Steve and thanks for the update.

Here is the electrical manual for your car, figure 05.1 refers. http://www.jagrepair.com/images/AutoRepairPhotos/CarPDFFiles/JaguarXType/2007XTypeElectrical.pdf

The most likely cause of a drain that large is the “alarm chirp sounder”. The internal batteries degrade over time and short out causing the drain. Disconnect it and then see what happens.

If you go through this page to find the one you need you will at least get the part number, it may make it easier to find. https://parts.jaguarlandroverclassic.com/parts/index/part/id/250.1121.2713.12497/brand/jaguar/

Check relay R3 and fuse F23 30A in the auxiliary junction box as a first port of call.

Here’s one in Ireland; https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/167490959257?_skw=Jaguar+XF&itmmeta=01K16GVZ0BKP2FGF1DCTN720MC&hash=item26ff3d3799:g:fX0AAOSwC2JoFM~4&itmprp=enc%3AAQAKAAAA8MHg7L1Zz0LA5DYYmRTS30mRRdfuYUeC1zkW7Odi%2BQUKrOukr%2F9ZbOgBSyrqqZc2VX9unfHiow0%2BnbViA4eCiPPllWv8Qb6iXZMyEoTO0bLNbyTJiQJq%2BdnAoO4fRZ44%2FS8gs12ls0G2TJ%2B4X7%2FlUPob4EEvABl11hmBXCr3oWQzJlASu%2B0p28KJwqgCyDaJ3%2BWlYyqS0tc%2FLPt%2FOV2SuEqEpP8bd2YuCronU7K5m2lQgoo2ZaKvHBTjOeP088Ufr5Td1%2B%2FfMmsDqKnHzLrVc6Bd8nVU0ZVH4RrBCnrLU5T5Q%2FQceQCia5ryZimx7dhtSw%3D%3D|tkp%3ABk9SR6zw79CJZg

I would suggest you check the “alarm chirp sounder”. This is by and large the most common fault with discharging batteries. Disconnect it and then see if the battery dies.

Page 10 of this catalogue, item number 5 and this is the part number XR854185. https://cdn.sngbarratt.com/catalogues/new/2019/CATS-Download2019.pdf

Hopefully this will help you out; airbag code 16 indicates a passenger seat weight sensor CAN fault. This means there's a communication issue with the sensor that detects if someone is sitting in the passenger seat. The CAN (Controller Area Network) is a communication bus that various modules in the car use to talk to each other, and the fault code suggests a problem with the signal from the passenger seat weight sensor being transmitted over the CAN. Here's a more detailed explanation: Passenger Seat Weight Sensor: This sensor is located under the passenger seat cushion and is designed to detect the weight of a person sitting there. CAN Fault: The CAN bus is a communication network that allows different modules in the car to exchange data. If the passenger seat weight sensor is not communicating properly with the other modules (like the airbag control module) via the CAN, it will trigger code 16. Possible Causes: Faulty weight sensor under the seat. Wiring or connection issues in the passenger seat weight sensor circuit. A problem with the CAN bus itself (less likely). Faulty passenger airbag module.