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Wrinkly

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  1. Gary, I personally believe you have answered your own question. You mention "a stock answer" and I feel you are correct. One odd sized wheel is surely going to upset the stability of the car. Best Wishes and Regards, John
  2. Welcome to the exciting ownership of Jaguar !!!!!!!!! Best Wishes, John
  3. Looks like a nice car. Hope it serves you well and that you continue to enjoy the experience. Best Wishes and Regards, John
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    Being as you are not alone with this fault, one would imagine Jaguar has a manufacturing or design fault. Having said that, getting Jaguar to admit to anything would appear to be as much use as a chocolate teapot. Good luck if you and any others attempt to get Jaguar to take responsibility. Best Wishes and Regards, John
  5. Gerry, I manage my identical year/model with one of the below readers. Whether or not it would recognise what you are attempting to diagnose I do not know, as mine is only Petrol. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/363255573487?epid=20043258787&hash=item5493b82bef:g:AT8AAOSwlZFf~TIY Best Wishes and Regards, John
  6. Not overly surprised at Jaguar . Good luck with sorting the problem. Regards, John
  7. Robert Nice looking car. Welcome to the Forum. Hope your passion for the car continues. Beat Wishes and Regards, John
  8. John As much as I tend to agree with comments about insurance companies. I.E. That they will always attempt to avoid paying claims and using "wear and tare." etc, etc. I can also see the side of the argument that could suggest it is not for insurance companies to pay out for repairs that are probably related to manufacturer design and or quality. Best of luck and Regards, John
  9. Could this possibly be connected to the not unusual Jaguar problem of being heavy on current draw from the battery and all sorts of things going wrong when the battery gets low. I keep my S-Type on song with a regular weekly charge on my QTEK MS.7 It will pay in the long run to also invest in a OBD2 Code reader. Good luck with the problem solving and Best Wishes, John
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