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  1. Thanks for your welcome and response Dave. Yes I did try lubricating the latch but I think I was too late. The mechanism was a bit stiff to operate and had been giving those plastic/nylon gears a hard time until one of them let go. At which point the latch was jammed in the open position but I managed to find a work around whilst waiting for a second hand part. I don't suppose there are any cross reference lists available? I've not even got a parts list for this one but I guess there is a link to one on this forum. Thanks again, John
  2. Even after nearly four years of XF ownership, I'm still learning, and these experiences are well appreciated, especially by those like myself who have limited experience. Please keep them coming! Without their contributions, some of us struggle.
  3. Is the battery fully charged and holding the charge properly? Many diesels historically would spin over well but not have the oomph in the battery to get them to fire. It could also be a glow plug problem.
  4. Welcome Steve, i had a similar fault on my S Type a few motnhs after buying it, on a hunch i bought a replacement Crank Position Sensor and that cured it. I believe yours uses the same one and they can be picked up for about £20 for an aftermarket item especially from Rock Auto in the USA as they are shared with the Ford Thunderbird and Lincoln LS from the early 2000s. Might be worth checking out the CPS on yours to see if it's losing its output.
  5. Welcome aboard John, did you try lubricating the original boot latch before replacing it? There are many parts shared with other cars like Ford and Volvo on the S Type so it's worth trying to cross reference part numbers. For example, the screenwash pump on my 99 S Type is shared with the Volvo S80 and various Mondeo, Escort and Transit models from the 80s on to around 2005. I can't remember the exact prices but Jaguar wanted about £100, Volvo about £50 and Ford about £25 all for the same part on the shelf and ebay came in at £8 - guess which i bought! Yes there are many parts that are unique to the S Type, some even to specific model years but it's a case of doing some investigating to find what you need.
  6. Hi, I've had an S Type for over 10 years and from time to time its needed replacement parts and its never been a problem. Recently the boot lid would not close and so I tried to source a new boot latch but the part is listed as obsolete (XR856390) and I had some difficulty getting a second hand part. I'm thinking of getting an S Type R but if parts are going to be hard to find I might have second thoughts. So, I'm wondering if anyone on this forum ( if happy to comment :-)) has experienced any difficulty, in keeping their car on the road, due to a lack of spare parts or maybe have the car off the road atm for this very reason. It could just be that I'm looking in all the wrong places so any advice would be welcome! Thanks John
  7. Hi just bought my Jaguar and did 300 miles in it yesterday with no issues. Today seems to turn over fine but doesn't want to fire. Starts eventually after a lot of turning
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