Aubrey

A good day out, Wide variety of Jaguars on display. Museum itself worth a visit. See website for charges. If you cant make 2nd why not go to Jaguar Breakfast Club monthly meets held at Museum see www.jaguarbreakfastclub.org.uk

Hi, This is a good show. Lots to see. Shrewsbury Steam Rally - Shrewsbury Steam Rally All sorts of Vehicles.

Hello Harvinder, Welcome to Jaguar Owners Club. I do not know your area sorry. You could try Buckinghamshire Tyres – Local Garages, Online Prices at Blackcircles.com Halfords claim to have a large range Pirelli in stock. Regards, Aubrey.

Hi Kevin, Do you have any Photos please?

Hi Eric, I do not know about the KR but found this Bank 1 and Bank 2 refer to the two sides of the engine. Bank 1 is the side that contains cylinder #1, while Bank 2 is the side that contains cylinder #21. Sensor 1 and Sensor 2 refer to the oxygen sensors that measure the oxygen level in the exhaust gases. Sensor 1 is located before the catalytic converter, while Sensor 2 is located after the catalytic converter1 The oxygen sensors on a Jaguar XKR are connected to the exhaust pipe, either in front or back of the catalytic converter1. To locate the O2 sensor directly in front of the catalytic converter on the driver's side of the Jaguar, look for a white sensor with a green wire protruding from it2. Another way to locate the sensor is to look to the right of the intake manifold, where there is a grey plug visible. Next to it is a black one. Follow that lead down to below the catalytic converter3.

Welcome to Jaguar Owners Marty. I am sure one of our members can advise lots of knowledge on this forum. Did find this video Aubrey.

Hi Judy, Welcome to Jaguar Owners🙂 Hope you get it sorted. Kind Regards, Aubrey.

Welcome to Jaguar Owners Club Martin. Great car 👍

Thanks Andy will try it out 🙂

Hi Andy, I have some waterless wash but was worried about scratching the paint if there happened to be any grit or particles on the surface. Best Regards, Julie.

Hi Simon, Sounds a great car do you have any pictures please?

Hi if you need tickets please message me as site is now closed. I have a couple spare.

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Welcome Steve, Glad you have a Jaguar now you will love it .We have some very knowledgeable members should you have any questions and You will find lots of advice in the guides and reviews section.🙂 Aubrey.

Hi, Had mine done in Shropshire Cost £80 - £100 a wheel.

Hi Andrew, Not tried XI will have a look for it. Cheers, Julie.

Hi Valerie, Welcome to Jaguar owners 🙂 Beautiful cars the F type my friends have one. Yes as Frank said we would love to see some pictures If you would like to add them. There is a monthly meet at Gaydon the British Motor Museum If you go to Jaguar Breakfast club page all details on there. The Museum is well worth a visit. If you want something a bit closer to you I know they have events at The Haynes Museum in Somerset. If you get in touch with Bridget at face book (1) jec somerset region - search results | Facebook I do try to post events now and again on this web page. Best Regards, Aubrey.

There are only 18 tickets left I believe for Cats at the Castle and non available on the day. Its a lovely site well worth a visit.

Good Morning David, Welcome to Jaguar Owners🙂 I am glad you have found your dream car. S types are lovely looking cars and comfortable to drive, I have had several. Do you have any pictures so we can see her please? Kind Regards Aubrey.

Hi Stuart, Welcome to Jaguar Owners Club. Sorry to hear about your step Dad. Glad you are now back to owning a Jag. The forum has some very Knowledgeable people who can answer any questions you have, or take a look at our Guides and Reviews section. Regards, Aubrey.

Paul I am so sorry to hear about your wife. My best wishes to her. I hope you quickly receives the treatment she needs. Take care of your self also and a speedy recovery. Regards, Julie.

Hi Steesh, Welcome to Jaguar Owners Club. There is a lot of knowledge on here from the members and our guides and reviews. Where is the noise coming from? Regards, Aubrey

Hi William, I have spoken to a few people about something I saw called Lanoguard. I have been told its very good and easy to apply for DIY application. I am going to try it myself. Regards, Aubrey.