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Hi All,

I have just become the new owner of a preloved 2008  Jaguar XF 2.7    .

 

Unfortunately I just when to my garage and found my boot was not lock but the rest of the car was.

 

Can anyone tell me if this is an issue or have I inadvertently press something I shouldn't have?

 

Any help greatly appreciated.

 

Kind regards 

 

 


Posted

Welcome to the Club, Gary.

 

I can't answer that one as I am uncertain about the locking mechanisms on the XF.

 

You might have pressed something that is causing the problem, but there are other XF owners who will assist.

 

Regards,

 

Peter.

Posted

Welcome gary,

 

I would say the problem is nothing to worry about.

 

I presume you have tried the spare key, if so, the eliminates a dodgy battery in the key fob.

 

The next thing I would do is disconnect the battery for ten minutes, this allows everything to reset itself .

 

If the problem still persists, I would check the state of the battery itself , the strange " happenings" can often occur when the battery is on the wane .

 

But do not despair, the problem is obviously trivial, and the XF is a fine car that will give you much pleasure .

 

ATB,

 

Trevor

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