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Jon Hyde

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  1. Seriously, why would you? Just asking...!
  2. Not sure about Ford (I'm sure I'll be corrected), but... Stream
  3. Hi Paul, Happy to email it to you if you want to share your email address (I understand if you don't). But that bolt does look a bit random. Maybe others have an opinion? Cheers, Jon
  4. Hi Paul, Here's the same area of my boot (2017 XF-S). Not much help with your question - I'm sorry, but I tried! However, I've always thought that Jaguar could have done a better job of hiding the "roof" of the boot in that area. Good luck with your quest (does the bolt rattle?) Cheers, Jon
  5. Hi Paul, I have a 2017 XF. When the sun comes up, I'll take a look at mine, to check if I have anything similar. Cheers, Jon
  6. HI John, Battery is only a month or so old, always supports stop/start, so I guess that isn't the problem and the starter is no slower than when the engine is warmed up. The struggle to start is just for the first start from cold if the ambient temperature is at or close to freezing. Thanks for your help, Jon
  7. Hi All, My XF-S doesn't like starting when it's cold outside! It cranks for a while and eventually runs, but for a few seconds, it's a bit rough. I'm convinced it's an issue with the glowplugs or the glowplug control module, but my local indy dealer (where I bought it from) says that it isn't throwing any OBD codes. It seems that replacing the glowplugs on the 3.0 V6 is a bit of a mission - therefore costly, so I'm reluctant to spring for it if not essential (pensioner now!). My question is... Is it OK to put up with the starting struggles through the winter, or am I risking further grief in the future? Cheers, Jon
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