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    Ciaran Fletcher
  • Jaguar Model
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  • Year of Jaguar
    2008
  • UK/Ireland Location
    Yorkshire

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  1. Hi Julie, Thank you again for your message. I really appreciate your insight, thank you. I might look at ordering a new actuator in that case! Best, Ciaran
  2. Hi Julie, Thank you for your message! Did you have to get a new actuator or did you get your original one fixed? I’ve seen online that some companies offer to fix your original actuator so that it doesn’t require any recalibration.
  3. Hi There, A recent diagnostic test on my 2.0 diesel as shown error code P132A. This points to a problem with the turbo actuator. Is it possible - and safe - to fit a 'plug and play' actuator or would any replacement actuator have to be calibrated to the car's control system? I've been told that the plug and play option can cause damage to the engine. If this option is OK to use, which are the best ones to buy? Thank you for any help/advice provided. Mongoose.
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