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  9. Snow / ice mode

    in Jaguar Technical

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    Hi Steveo123,

    I do not know much about the F pace but found this

    Regards,

    Aubrey.

     

    the rain/snow and ice mode is just another mode, so stays selected until you select otherwise. From what I saw yesterday, travelling back with 4" snow on the ground and up steep hills and down them, it really does help keep in the correct gear for the conditions and dulls the throttle and possible the steering too. essentially it was showing in the ASi screen that it was rear wheel drive when off throttle and as soon as I touched the throttle, AWD kicked in and then back off when I released the throttle.

    http://www.ownerinfo.jaguar.com/document/4A/2018/T28409/25632_en_GBR/proc/G2156611

    I was on a Jaguar experience day at Donington last month and was tutored in Low Friction Launch. You have to be at a stand still and select ASi from the menu (on ICTP, don't know about ICT). From the ASi menu you select Low Friction Launch. It's really impressive. We were on artificial ice at the time and were told to floor it. The intelligence within the vehicle kept the vehicle within 12" of straight depite the wheels spinning. The auto correction is incredible.
     

  10. Weather cover for my X-Type saloon

    in Jaguar X-Type Club

    Posted

    Hi Geoff,

    I keep my cars ;outside but do not use a cover.

    I have had them ceramic coated.

    I can not recommend a cover myself but other members have said

    they have used. 

    See below.

    Regards,

    Aubrey.

    "All weather 'Stormshield Plus' cover"

     

    "Unless your buying a good one, as there reasonable expensive then I would no bother

    the cheaper ones will only mark the paint on the corners and edges as there not lined

    also the cheap ones dont breath, so the car will hold damp and will sweat like nothing you've seen

    ideally the best cover would be a car port, keeps the main elements off and allow the car breath and dry correct

    cheers

    Joe"

    Covers recommended by one from 'Classic Additions'

    https://hamiltonclassic.co.uk/collections/outdoor-covers

     

     

  20. 2nd September 2023 Jaguars at Gaydon

    in England Events

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    Coming this weekend: JAGUARS AT GAYDON
    On Saturday 2 September, discover this unmissable event for fans of all things Jaguar! Run in collaboration with the Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust, this staple of the Jaguar calendar will be celebrating three key anniversaries: the centenary of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the 30th Birthday of the XJ220 and the 50th Birthday of the Jaguar XJC.
    The Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust will have a number of cars from their collection on display, including three cars with Le Mans pedigree, led by the XJR9 that won the 1988 race.
    The event will also be hosting the Jaguar Drivers Club Champion of Champions, and visitors will have a front-row seat to the entrants’ cars as they parade into the live arena in front of the Collections Centre.
    You don’t need to be a club member, or even a Jaguar owner! Anyone can enjoy all this, plus trade stands, club spaces and access to the Museum and Collections Centre, included in the cost of entry.
    It’s not too late! Find out more and buy your tickets here: https://www.britishmotormuseum.co.uk/.../jaguars-at-gaydon
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  25. Xkr engine

    in XK / XKR (X150) 2006 - 2014

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    Hi Eric,

    I do  not know about the KR but found this

    Bank 1 and Bank 2 refer to the two sides of the engine. Bank 1 is the side that contains cylinder #1, while Bank 2 is the side that contains cylinder #21. Sensor 1 and Sensor 2 refer to the oxygen sensors that measure the oxygen level in the exhaust gases. Sensor 1 is located before the catalytic converter, while Sensor 2 is located after the catalytic converter1

    The oxygen sensors on a Jaguar XKR are connected to the exhaust pipe, either in front or back of the catalytic converter1. To locate the O2 sensor directly in front of the catalytic converter on the driver's side of the Jaguar, look for a white sensor with a green wire protruding from it2. Another way to locate the sensor is to look to the right of the intake manifold, where there is a grey plug visible. Next to it is a black one. Follow that lead down to below the catalytic converter3.

     

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