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Eaton M112 oil from Powerhouse. It carries the same specs as the Jet oil such as the US Military performance standards.
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Welcome to the forum. This thread may help; https://www.jaguarforum.com/threads/fuel-flap-does-not-lock.79891/
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This is the type you need for your car; https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/255593035828?chn=ps&_ul=GB&mkevt=1&mkcid=28&google_free_listing_action=view_item the later type have cutouts on the bottom edge for the integrated repeater lamps.
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Check the brake disc dust shield hasn’t come adrift and also any heat shields. Noise does travel and may be coming from a different area to where you think.
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Ideally you should hook up a code reader first to see what the car says. No need whatsoever to have the engine running to check the sensors. That advice should be ignored as it is inherently dangerous…….
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Welcome to the forum, enjoy.😊 Loving the “moggy” in the corner.😎
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You may wish to include price, mileage and general condition in order to generate interest.
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Found this, hope it helps; To remove the 2007 Jaguar S-Type front grille, you need to unlatch the hood, then locate and remove two nuts/bolts at the top rear of the grille assembly. After removing the fasteners, you must unclip the plastic tabs that project from the rear of the grille frame by gently easing them outwards. With the nuts, bolts, and tabs disengaged, the entire grille can be removed from the car
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Welcome to the forum Tommy, enjoy.😊
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Have a look on eBay for part number MNC1490AH. Aftermarket being a lot cheaper than the originals.
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Leak in passenger side footwell RHD
Jimbov8 replied to Spyderromeo's topic in XK / XKR (X150) 2006 - 2014
This thread has a load of info with pictures on how to fix it without having to remove the dash. https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/xk-xkr-x150-33/c-drain-duck-bill-fix-my-solution-149349/ -
Behind the rear number plate is the emergency key access. Remove the blade from the fob and open the boot that way. if you can’t open the boot that way then there is the emergency positive post behind the rear passenger side wheel that you can hook up to.
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Here’s one Rob; https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/146821469326
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From here; https://www.fabsil.com😉
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Have a look at this, Jim, it has all the information you need. https://www.jaguarforum.com/posts/1687397/
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XKR 2002 - LOOKING FOR PART NUMBER/ NAME/ WEBSITE
Jimbov8 replied to nihalshah's topic in XK8 / XKR ( X100) 1996 - 2006
Have a look through this catalogue, it will give you all the part numbers you need. https://cdn.sngbarratt.com/catalogues/new/2019/CATXK8-Download2019.pdf -
You’re very welcome Paul.👍
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Try this first, move the seat forward so that the seat has room to recline as far as possible and then recline the seat but hold the switch down for at least 5 seconds once it has reached its limit. Then try and recline forward to its limit and hold again for at least 5 seconds. If this does not work then you will be forced into a recalibration by a dealer or independent specialist.
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Hi Paul, Do not fit your charger direct to the battery as you will bypass the battery monitoring system (BMS). The negative of your charger should go to a suitable ground point. Here is my, Jaguar recommended installation; and what it looks like with the trim in place: The charger you have will be fine.👍
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There is just a possibility that you have programmed the boot lid to not open properly/ fully: try opening the boot to its full height and pressing and holding for 10 seconds the boot close button: if it has been programmed to open to any other point on the cycle, this should reset it.
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Keep us posted on your progress.👍
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The first few minutes of this video shows how to remove the number plate lights.
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If the pump does not run then first check the inertia switch hasn’t tripped inadvertently before you go further.
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Welcome to the forum, enjoy.😊
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Hi Stuart, The Jaguar part number is AJ810959 however, the Ford part number for the same thing and much cheaper is 6W83-6A642-AA. Hope this helps.
