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Hi Marco It certainly does look like you've had a bucket load of problems with cars lately. I have to say, it was an interesting read, and humorous in places....didn't know whether it was best to laugh or cry! It does sound like the Dealership is entirely at fault....lack of proper PDI check(s), sourcing a car that has been sat around for a year (probably because it was known for being faulty), etc. I would correspond directly with Jaguar (UK) and demand they investigate the sales practices of their Dealer in Luxembourg. Keep us update on the progress Cheers Trevor

Hi Matt...welcome to the Forum Nice collection of cars there....you certainly like your Japanese cars! Look forward to seeing what you do with the Jag Cheers Trevor

Now you're just teasing us David

Hi Dave....welcome to the Club What a superb machine.....totally jealous :-) Cheers Trevor

Hi David....welcome to the Forum envious.com.....the F-Type is a superb car...enjoy! Cheers Trevor

It would be standard fitment in modern prestige cars but the only reason you would want to turn it off is if you wish to take control from the vehicle, track days, drifting, etc

Hi Sean....welcome to the Forum I would probably replace the battery if it has sulphated over time it will never allow the full current through the various electrical/electronic systems and can cause you many other problems. It's always a good place to start before condemning any other components.

Hi Liam OldPeter on this forum uses one which he has always spoken very highly of and it was around £20 I seem to recall. Plenty on eBay for sale, just make sure it lists Jaguar compatibility, as some will read certain cars and some not. The OBD socket is usually within reach of the driver....see link for more precise details http://www.wikiobd.co.uk/manufacturers.php?pt=1

1999 XJ X308 Vehicle Care Handbook.pdf 1999 XJ8 owners manual.pdf Jaguar_XJ_2001_Audio_System_Handbook.pdf Jaguar_XJ_2001_Vehicle_Care_Handbook Supplement.pdf

Hi Mac Adaptive Dynamics is essentially a feature which is like a stability programme and allows the car to predict pitch, roll and lean in order to adapt the suspension, braking, transmission and engine to enhance the drive/ride. It should provide you with a perfect handling car which you drive with gusto but come out of the bend in one piece. There is also the option to switch it off if desired.

Hi Graham...welcome to the Forum I think that's half the fun...finding out how everything works, lol Cheers Trevor