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Hi Chris.....welcome to the Club Good to have you onboard

It sounds like the cooling system is probably cavitation which is caused by either a hotspot in the coolant system or a faulty pressure relief cap which is cheaper to replace to eliminate this as a possible cause.

You should be able to move the seat all the way forwards, undo any bolts and then all the way back and undo any bolts there and the seat should come out

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Hi....welcome to the Club Hopefully you will find what you're looking for in the forums, if not ask away and I'm sure someone will be able to help you. Good to have you onboard!

Hi Kev....welcome to the Forum Great looking XKR ! Good to have you onboard

I think it would be worth removing the servo which isn't too difficult to remove and inspect the valve where the pushrod goes into and see if there is corrosion in there...if so replace the servo

Hope this helps? Looks like F28 is the fuse (15 amp)

Hi Steven....welcome to the Club Good to have you onboard

Had to replace a servo on diesel S-Type once before as was corroded and leaking pressure. Fitted another one (later type as used on XF) and worked fine. However, there is a actuating pushrod between the brake pedal and the servo which I believe it adjustable so if the replacment one is not set correctly then this could be the issue. Would necessitate removal of the brake pedal pushrod (from the underside of the dashboard) and making an adjustment to the length which would release the hydraulic pressure off the braking system.

I have featured this post to hopefully get some responses from the members....good luck with your research

Hi Carl....welcome to the Club Fine looking Jaguar and great avatar pic as well 🙂 Good to have you onboard

Thanks for the feedback and glad you resolved the issue

The VIN is usually stamped on the bulkhead in the engine bay (also believe there should be a plate there aswell?)

Where is this being held in Wiltshire, Brian?

Hi Andy_K .... welcome to the Club Haha, totally understand about the motorbike, same situation here! France is a lovely place to live (done that myself) and blessed with superb driving roads. You certainly have the right car to benefit from these roads as well. Good to have you onboard and stay safe!

Happy New Year to all Jaguar Owners Club members. Let's hope this year will be a good and we can get back to normal and enjoy life and good health once again 🙂

Hi Rich.....welcome to the Club The XF-R is a superb machine and from previous posts in the forums I know that the owners of these fine cars are very passionate about them. Best to trawl through the site (use the search bar at the top right of the screen) and see what info you can find about this particular model. Good to have you onboard!

Hi Rick.....welcome to the Club Big fan of Porsche's but the switch to an XK150 is a great choice (Steve McQueen had both Porsche and Jaguar) This Club, although mainly UK based most definitely welcomes members from the US Good to have you onboard!

Hi Andy......welcome to the Club Sounds like you've picked up a great Jag, feel free to post up some pics, if you wish Good to have you onboard

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Hi Keith.....welcome to the Forum Great looking XF-R and love the colour! Any luck with the headlight issue?

Hi Mike.....welcome to the Forum Any joy with the gearbox issue?

Hi.....welcome to the Forum How are you getting on with the new X-Type?

Hi Stuart....welcome to the Club I hear you have some great driving roads in Bulgaria and certainly have the right Jaguar to tackle them Good to have you onboard