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Alan huxley

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  1. What a saga you've had. At least you had the understanding to DIY. Best of luck and happy parking.
  2. Morning Christopher, Thanks for your post, the clicking is still going on, although the gurgles have almost disappeared. I will find the pollen filter and remove it and give the flaps a full workout. I'll let you know the result. Happy miles with you new S. Alan.
  3. Hi Peter, Thanks for your response. I have made a note of what you said, however having watched the mechanic, there are two plastic screws holding the side liner on, pull this back and disconnect the two blocks and re fix and we were off. No radio or windows or alarm to re-set, I was surprised when you said it is a symptom of low battery, as only the day before we had had quite a long run out. I will get the battery checked. Thanks again. Alan.
  4. Had a handbrake problem today. Returned to my car, started up and about to set off when 'Handbrake Fault' appeared. tried all combinations and footbrake and handbrake without success, plus lots of ignition on / offs also no joy. Was thinking I was going to need a new battery I rang my local garage who quickly came out with the OBD ? reader, which showed up that the footbrake was not registering. He went into the boot and removed the side liner above the battery and pulled apart and re set two electrical block connectors. Started up, fault signal gone and car able to move. No cost, wow !! Worth remembering in case it happens when you are stuck. Happy motoring. Alan.
  5. you need to inform your insurance re all modifications to the car. I reported mine, the agent went off to check and there was nothing extra to pay. My insurance said that a Leaper fitted correctly is not a modification. The earlier Jaguars had the Leaper fitted in the factory. Peter.
  6. Hello Kris, Basic answer for this fault warning, but is your battery fully charged? First thing to check. Alan.
  7. Thanks to Steve and Joe, have made a note of those answers. Does the fault not show up connecting to a fault reader ? Alan.
  8. Hello Terre, Thanks for your reply, as I said, everything runs fine with no warning lights. Re-assuring to know my car is not alone with this event. Regards, Alan.
  9. Hello Peter, Thanks for your reply. As I said it's being going on since February, I was content that it was mainly water settlement, but Sheila was unsettled by it. Going to have a look for the bleed valve, when it stops raining. Being a Lancastrian, you'll know about that. Our town is Waterfoot, , quite right too, usually over the 12 inches. Regards, Alan.
  10. Hi Joe, It's the 2.7d 2007. I will have a look at that today. Thanks, Alan.
  11. Since I bought the car in February, it makes two types of noises when stopped and engine off. First is a noise like water settling, gurgles and glugs. (all the fluid levels are correct) Second one is occasional clicks, I'd describe like a hard drive, or CD stop start. Have listened but cannot pin anything down. (This also happen when driving ) The car drives perfectly. There are no warning lights or error messages on the dash and the car has been serviced and also had a ECU warranty repair with nothing mentioned by the mechanics. On all my other cars over the years, the only previous stationary noise was the air-con fan. Anyone else have these noises ? Alan.
  12. Sam, You sound either a Detective, Saint or Doctor. Well done, sit down after and have a cool beer as you apply the plasters to your knuckles. Regards, Alan.
  13. The MoleMan, This is my reply from Jagdroid including their contact websites. Hi thanks for your message. I have two options. First is a Bluetooth upgrade to the CD player as seen here: www.jagdroid.org/jagdroid-cd/ which is £175 GBP including UK return postage. Or for the full Android system I can upgrade a touchscreen and CD player that you send to me here in the UK. For me to do the JagDroid conversion, including all parts and the Odroid N2 Android computer with Wifi, GPS, Bluetooth, 16Gb eMMC storage would be £620 plus postage back to you. It will include connections for Front and Rear cameras, which you can install yourself if you want those functions. Please read all the details on my website at www.jagdroid.org to ensure you are familiar with what the system can and can't do, including the installation instructions (http://www.jagdroid.org/installation-odroid-n2/) and optional add-ons (http://www.jagdroid.org/next-steps/). If you go ahead I would do the upgrade and send you an invoice with a link to pay by card online, when it's ready to send back to you.
  14. Hi Joe , Thanks for your answer it seems like a good investment. Re my existing sat nav, it came with no sound, but fiddling around with all possible controls have had some directions, but when I then went to set up a route, just silence. The CD , radio and traffic announcements all work, so hopefully the Jagdroid would then work. Can I say on behalf of myself and probably all the members, a big thanks for all your technical expertise answers you give to everybody. Alan.
  15. Have you had parking cameras done? Would you mind giving me the price involved, as I'm still waiting for their reply.
  16. Thanks for that post Jim. The information there from Jagdroid about home fitting is set out really clear, stage by stage. I am just waiting for a reply from Jagdroid with their prices. Thanks again Alan.
  17. As I previously posted, my S Type Sat Nav refuses to speak, which obviously causes problems. I read in another post, a member was asking if replacement Sat Navs could be bought. Another member mentioned Jagdroid. Has any Jaguar owner purchased a Jagdroid sat nav update, where the central screen unit is replaced with a Jagdroid one, incorporating sat nav and loads of other hi tech streaming gizmos, which I probably would not use, but has the capability of incorporating rear, or front and rear parking cameras, a function I really miss from my two previous cars. Any information would be appreciated. Alan.
  18. Hi Dominic, came across your post from last year about the front and rear dashcam. I would not even think about going to the 12v socket in the centre armrest box. I have had my last 3 cars hardwired with the same camera and have never paid the auto electrician more than £50. I could not find another post detailing how you went on. Best wishes, Alan.
  19. Thanks to all contributors, Gearbox service done, silky smooth box and better, smoother pull away. Just had a smooth uneventful drive down to Spain. Love this car.
  20. Hi Joe, Many thanks for that information, I will pass it on. Alan.
  21. Trying to get the service done on the auto gearbox. Has anyone got the 2007 S Type Jaguar, Autobox drain plug socket / spanner that I could loan / hire. Will forward deposit to ensure return and cover postage. My garage has been attempting to get one for weeks now. Regards, Alan.
  22. Since buying my 2007 S Type in February, the sat nav has been the bane of my life. It takes the navigation details and provides the route with no problems, however, she refuses to talk to me. Checked the on screen volume settings and ensured the mute was not engaged, nothing. Yesterday having the Jaguar handbook out yet again, I firstly followed a piece of club advice regarding an errant sat nav and removed the disk, switched off, then on again and on instruction from the sat nav, re- inserted the disk. Nothing. Then read in the manual there were touch screen icons, did this and found several buttons. Played around with these, then also pressed the talk, on button and She spoke,, "please follow map instructions." Thought I'd cracked it, so set off to follow a set route. First junction.....nothing, She'd gone back into hibernation. I have also restored all the settings, deleted way-points and destinations,..nothing. Would be glad of any suggestions. In the meantime, my trusty Garmin rules supreme. A bit of information, on a road trip to Spain and back, discovered the driver's seat was uncomfortable, due to saggy seats. This was rectified by having the seats re-upholstered with new foam fitted. Very pleasantly surprised with the cost at £60 a set. Bolton Car Interiors. 3 hour job. Well worth it.
  23. Hi Dave, Welcome to the S Type Club. Lots of good advice available here. Love my car, 2.7D SE. Keep safe these days. Alan
  24. Thanks for all the suggestions. Alan.
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