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  1. Hi everyone. I am getting an occasional bad burnt oil smell when I use sport mode on my 2013 35K miles F Type and I am sure it's bad supercharger oil. My local specialists, who are great BTW say to ignore it as they all do it when they get to a certain age but it bothers me. Has anyone here had the same issue and did you get the oil changed? Thanks a million, Rob
  2. For a 2021 MY you should have keyless entry system. Your door handles, all 4, should have little buttons built in on the trailing edge. Does your car unlock when you press the button on the handle, whilst having the fob on your person? Check in the settings menu, it is possible that a previous owner turned off the keyless entry option. If all else fails, you will need to seek out professional assistance to check the antenna for the keyless system. In summary, with the key fob on your person, you should be able to approach the locked vehicle and pull open any door, including the tailgate. If that is not happening, it is either turned off, or the module is non operational. N6 JMX
  3. Contact Swallows Jaguar at link below: Swallows Jaguar Specialist | Servicing, Performance & Motorsport for JLR N6 JMX
  4. For 1996 Jaguar XJR6. VIN SAJJPALF3BJ-754571 I am looking for the Supercharger Shaft as in the attached photo. Can’t even find a part number for it. Eaton, who made the thing, do not seem to have an e mail address. Thanks and regards John Finlow
  5. Wanted. Jaguar S type V6 petrol 3.0 manual. Spare or repair, mot failure, crash damaged etc, Need with a good running engine for project, the condition of the rest of the vehicle does not matter. Thanks Lee.
  6. Could anyone help, everywhere I have read, all F Pace after 2020 have keyless entry but not mine, I have two fobs with new batteries but neither gives me keyless entry??
  7. Thanks for the information, and apologies for such a delay in responding. Family matters have rather overtaken my time recently. My need is largely for advice and guidance on maintaining this wonderful car - I’m not at all technically minded. I’ve, now, acquired a second Jaguar, a XF Sportbrake that I’m looking after for my son while he’s deployed abroad. Typically last minute, the XF comes with a couple of MOT advisories that I’m keen to address and would value a recommendation of an independent Jaguar garage in or around County Durham. One is corrosion on the sub frame, the other is a ball joint dust cover which needs replacing. Fortunately, perhaps, the XF came with a Ctek charger that may resolve one issue. The two front seats need replacement squabs, but that is a secondary matter as my son will have to pay for them to be sourced and fitted. Lastly, the pressure sensors in at least two of the wheels are defective and throwing up error warnings: I’ve been quoted £400 by Halfords to have all four replaced. I’d appreciate any advice or guidance.








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