Battery replacement
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Hey, are there any warnings or advice about replacing the battery?
I've been bit by the dreaded wonky electrical system probably caused by a bad battery. A couple of weeks ago things started to become strange (see my Sounds of Silence post to this list) when my radio stopped producing sound and my bluetooth phone function disappeared.
Yesterday the car was dead and my wife had to call AAA. They came, did a test, and told her it had a dead cell. Seems consistent with the other reports here about cars getting weird when the battery is weak.
Is replacement straight forward? Remove + remove - replace battery reconnect - reconnect + start car?
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You dreamed of a big star
he played a mean guitar
He loved to drive his Jaguar...
So welcome to the machine
I've been bit by the dreaded wonky electrical system probably caused by a bad battery. A couple of weeks ago things started to become strange (see my Sounds of Silence post to this list) when my radio stopped producing sound and my bluetooth phone function disappeared.
Yesterday the car was dead and my wife had to call AAA. They came, did a test, and told her it had a dead cell. Seems consistent with the other reports here about cars getting weird when the battery is weak.
Is replacement straight forward? Remove + remove - replace battery reconnect - reconnect + start car?
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You dreamed of a big star
he played a mean guitar
He loved to drive his Jaguar...
So welcome to the machine
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Yes, it's pretty straight forward like you said. If you want, many of the auto stores (Advance Auto, Autozone, etc.) will install it free for you.
I think the only thing you have to do after replacing the battery is re-calibrate the electronic parking break. It's straight forward. The on dash display told me what to do. (If I recall well...)
I think the only thing you have to do after replacing the battery is re-calibrate the electronic parking break. It's straight forward. The on dash display told me what to do. (If I recall well...)
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Just saw a YouTube view that showed that XF's have a voltage monitoring system connected to the battery. It claimed that batteries could only be changed by a dealer since they have the correct system necessary for initializing that system after the battery is reconnected.
Is that something that was added in XFs and it not in S-Types?
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Jaguar: Grace, Pace, and Space - Sir William Lyons
'08 Jaguar S-Type 4.2
Is that something that was added in XFs and it not in S-Types?
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Jaguar: Grace, Pace, and Space - Sir William Lyons
'08 Jaguar S-Type 4.2
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>Just change it and reset the parking brake, seat settings, etc. No big deal....
Good to know, thanks everybody
But, oh, for those people who experienced the low-voltage weird behavior, did everything correct itself after the new battery went in?
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Jaguar - it's not an automobile, it's a Motorcar
'08 Jaguar S-Type 4.2
Good to know, thanks everybody
But, oh, for those people who experienced the low-voltage weird behavior, did everything correct itself after the new battery went in?
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Jaguar - it's not an automobile, it's a Motorcar
'08 Jaguar S-Type 4.2
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