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  1. 13 hours ago, The Voices said:

    Thank you, I have spoken to a few people regarding repairs to a proper standard.

    It just isn't viable to pay to fix it, there is too much damage requiring expensive parts and a lot of labour.

    One well respected repairer that is used by my fellow members of JDC Area 18 has viewed the photographs and said that he would not even take on the work.  

     

     

    I am sorry to hear that. If that happened to one of my cars I would be heartbroken.

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  2. On 3/13/2023 at 10:00 PM, The Voices said:

    Thank you Julie, my wife Sue is still experiencing some discomfort / pain but it could have been much worse.

    We have been a couple since we were sixteen, so I was around when she had the spinal surgery.

    I can still remember the specialist telling her that she would never be able to participate in any active sports or pastimes, as one jolt or impact in the wrong place could leave her paralysed.

     

    With regards to the car, I think if I were to buy it back, the repair costs could be horrendous due to the nature of the damage.

    I have spoken to the insurers today and they are now passing the valuation over to an independent company.

    Will have to see how it goes !

     

     

    I wish a speedy recovery to Sue. 

    Good luck, I hope you can get a reasonable buy back price, shop around for repair quote.

    I was told by one garage to scrap an old S type I had, but another did the job for a very reasonable price.

    Kind Regards,

    Julie.

  3. Hello Jon,

    I do hope your wife is alright, how awful.

    I have not dealt with a claim for many years, luckily, but have heard similar stories about 

    Insurance companies being too quick to write off cars without even examining them.

    Some people I know have bought the car off the insurance or where able to keep it and get it repaired themselves.

    I am so sorry that this has happened to you, what an awful shock for you both to be involved in an accident. 

    I can imagine how upsetting this is for you after spending time finding the right car to have this happen.

    I do hope you can get this sorted.

    Kind Regards,

    Julie.

     

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  4. I did find this from 2013 

    Jaguar XF Service Schedule (25/11/2007)
    Service Type A/B A/B A/B A//B A/
    Years/000mls 1/15 2/30 3/45 4/60 5/75 6/90 7/105 8/120 9/135

    Items 6,10, 16, 17, are every B service. Posting this alters the formatting.

    Adjust/Lubricate/Replace - labour cost included in schedule time except items marked #
    Check - after checking, any work required is subject to extra labour and material costs.

    A B MAIN SERVICE (VEHICLE EXTERIOR)
    1. * * Check condition of wiper blades.
    2. * * Check tyre pressures, condition, tread depth, signs of uneven wear
    and suitability (including spare).
    3. * * Inspect brake pads for wear (disk condition on pad change).
    4. * * Replace brake fluid (every 3 years)#
    MAIN SERVICE (UNDER BONNET)
    5. * * Renew anti-freeze (every 10 years or 150,000 miles)#
    6. * Renew air cleaner element
    7. 150k Renew front accessory drive belt
    8. 150k Renew fuel pump drive belt & tensioner (10 years or 150,000miles)
    9. * * Renew camshaft drive belt & tensioner (10 years or 105,000miles)
    10. * Renew fuel filter element
    11.* Drain fuel filter sedimentor
    12. * * Check/top up brake fluid level
    13. * * Check/top up coolant level
    14. * * Check/top up windshield washer reservoir
    15. * * Check/top up power steering fluid level
    16. * Check/top up battery electrolyte level
    17. * Renew pollen filter
    MAIN SERVICE (UNDER VEHICLE)
    18. * * Renew engine Oil and filter
    19. * * Renew automatic transmission fluid (10 years or 150,000miles)#
    20. * * Visually check under-bonnet and under-body for fluid leaks
    A B MAIN SERVICE (ROAD TEST)
    21. * * If fault lamps illuminated, interrogate system (WDS/IDS) & report#
    22. * * Carry out road test and check the following:
    23. * * Correct operation of drive selector and interlock function
    24. * * Condition and operation of seatbelts
    25. * * Correct operation of steering lock (if fitted)
    26. * * Correct operation of seat and steering wheel adjust mechanisms
    27. * * Starter motor operates without undue noise, and engine starts easily
    28. * * Correct operation of fault lamps and instruments
    29. * * Check operation of lamps, horns, and warning indicators
    30. * * Check operation of wipers and washers
    31. * * Steering self-centres from right and left-hand locks
    32. * * Vehicle does not pull or wander to one side
    33. * * Brakes don't pull to one side, operate smoothly without noise or judder
    34. * * Gear changes are smooth
    35. * * Cruise control engages and disengages correctly
    36. * * Correct operation of climate control system
    37. * * Undue vehicle noises
    38. * * Reset service indicator (if fitted)
    39. * * Endorse service record
    40. * * Affix next service reminder sticker
    41. * * Check for any applicable outstanding service actions or recalls
    42. * * Report any unusual features of vehicle condition and work required

     
  5. Hi Jon,

    I always have my cars serviced by a local independent as he does a good job and is cheaper than main dealer. But if you want to sell the car in future a main dealer service stamp does look better. Its what you prefer really. 

    Check your paper work with the car to see if water pump etc changed by previous owner possibly any invoice or receipts?

     

     

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