M50RSR

I will do a reset and yes I have the manual thanks. But a dirty great cloud is just descending on us, so I think I'll try tomorrow if it doesn't rain!

Hello All I bought this beauty last week and decided to clean in and around where the hood is stored as it was grubby... you do have to keep the new girl clean after all!!!. Anyway, I retracted the hood to halfway so as I could access the recess and then the roof started to fall and it then wouldn't operate on the switch. I disconnected the battery and touched the +ve and -ve terminals, but still not operating. Then I unscrewed the hydraulic screw and that allowed me to park the roof. Then it worked OK after that... But... the roof now has small gaps behind the quarter lights and the roof cover (when it's stored) shut lines are not flush with the other panels. I'm sure they should be and I'm getting soot on the rear seats. Any thoughts as to what I can do to get the roof sealing and get the cover flush again? I fear I've done something expensive. Thanks Richard

I haven't seen this episode, but on another channel a few years back, the former vet Mark Whatshisname did a complete renovation of an E Type roadster over quite a few episodes. The car was found with a tarpaulin covering it and in a complete mess. What the programme did was amazing and the car finished up looking absolutely beautiful. I think it was valued at about £90k from memory.

Thanks Billyboy, mine was the same and after reading this post I went out to the car and followed your instructions and it worked :) Cheers

Hi All I have just bought a 2011 XF Premium Luxury S last weekend. My first Jag as I fancied a change after 12 years and 3 models of 530D BMW's. When I got home tonight I thought I'd check the net to find out why my interior lights wouldn't come on when I open the doors and hey ho a result from BillyBoy telling us how to change from Manual to Auto. So I did as he said and bingo... it works!. But one question, why don't Jaguar tell us that in the manual???. Anyway, thanks BillyBoy. Cheers Richard