What have you done?
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2005 S-Type 3.0 purchased on 12/19/08 with 18,000 miles on the odometer. Other than routine maintenance that I've done myself, here's a list of what I've had the Jaguar dealership do under warranty:
- Replace throttle body assembly and sensors due to the Limp Home mode failure.
- Replace fuel filler lid assembly three times due to intermittent failure to lock.
- J004 emissions recall performed.
- Replace under-hood insulation pad due to shrinkage and tearing.
- Replace rear tie-rods and grease caps due to deterioration of the caps.
- Replace Bluetooth microphone due to intermittent failure.
- Alignment as a result of the rear tie-rods having to be replaced.
- Complimentary 40,000-mile service done at 30,600 miles.
- Replace drivers side front fog lamp due to plastic brackets breaking.
- Moonroof drain lines debris blown out with compressed air.
- Re-seal the trunk rubber molding due to a small water leak.
I estimate that I would have had to pay more than $3,000 out-of-pocket for all of this work if the car had not been under the original factory warranty.
Looks like the Bluetooth microphone will have to be replaced under warranty again. I'll get it resolved this coming week because my factory warranty runs out next Saturday. The car currently has about 30,800 miles on the odometer.
- Replace throttle body assembly and sensors due to the Limp Home mode failure.
- Replace fuel filler lid assembly three times due to intermittent failure to lock.
- J004 emissions recall performed.
- Replace under-hood insulation pad due to shrinkage and tearing.
- Replace rear tie-rods and grease caps due to deterioration of the caps.
- Replace Bluetooth microphone due to intermittent failure.
- Alignment as a result of the rear tie-rods having to be replaced.
- Complimentary 40,000-mile service done at 30,600 miles.
- Replace drivers side front fog lamp due to plastic brackets breaking.
- Moonroof drain lines debris blown out with compressed air.
- Re-seal the trunk rubber molding due to a small water leak.
I estimate that I would have had to pay more than $3,000 out-of-pocket for all of this work if the car had not been under the original factory warranty.
Looks like the Bluetooth microphone will have to be replaced under warranty again. I'll get it resolved this coming week because my factory warranty runs out next Saturday. The car currently has about 30,800 miles on the odometer.
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For our 2000 S-type 4.0 I've:
1. Built a motor after throwing two rods.
2. Rebuilt the rear end.
3. Replaced all the electronic controlled struts.
4. Done 4 brake jobs.
5. Replaced the front hubs.
6. Replaced the transmission.
7. Replaced all lug nuts with one piece lug nuts after having to take the whole hub assembly off to cut out two studs with broken lug nuts on them.
8. Replaced MAF sensor
The list goes on. This is on a 150,000 mile car
1. Built a motor after throwing two rods.
2. Rebuilt the rear end.
3. Replaced all the electronic controlled struts.
4. Done 4 brake jobs.
5. Replaced the front hubs.
6. Replaced the transmission.
7. Replaced all lug nuts with one piece lug nuts after having to take the whole hub assembly off to cut out two studs with broken lug nuts on them.
8. Replaced MAF sensor
The list goes on. This is on a 150,000 mile car
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For our 2000 S-type 4.0 I've:
1. Built a motor after throwing two rods.
2. Rebuilt the rear end.
3. Replaced all the electronic controlled struts.
4. Done 4 brake jobs.
5. Replaced the front hubs.
6. Replaced the transmission.
7. Replaced all lug nuts with one piece lug nuts after having to take the whole hub assembly off to cut out two studs with broken lug nuts on them.
8. Replaced MAF sensor
The list goes on. This is on a 150,000 mile car
1. Built a motor after throwing two rods.
2. Rebuilt the rear end.
3. Replaced all the electronic controlled struts.
4. Done 4 brake jobs.
5. Replaced the front hubs.
6. Replaced the transmission.
7. Replaced all lug nuts with one piece lug nuts after having to take the whole hub assembly off to cut out two studs with broken lug nuts on them.
8. Replaced MAF sensor
The list goes on. This is on a 150,000 mile car
Wow, you 00 was way more needy than mine. I did the following with mine before I traded it for the STR.
1. Replaced all 8 ignition coils and spark plugs
2. Front brake job with Akebono Euro pads and EBC blank rotors
3. Serviced trans twice with filter replacement on the first one.
4. Drain and refil the rear end.
5. Replaced driver door switch assembly and control module
6. Replaced sport mode and traction control buttons on center console.
Then I traded it in on this pristine 03 STR and I'm super happy about it!
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Things I needed to change/repair:
1) Throttle Body/ Throttle Body position sensor
2) Parking Brake Module
Things I wanted to do:
1) Mina Gallery lower Grill
2) 4 Kumho ASX Tires
3) K&N drop in air filter
4) LED bulb replacement, parking lights, interior, license plate
5) Switched the side turn signal lense from amber to smoked with chromium bulbs.
6) Replaced leaper with green XKR "supercharged" badge
Enthusiast: Which badge did you get, pics???
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Here are the warranty claims / repairs for mine.
Bought at 34k now at 48k
1. Replaced ABS module and master cylinder
2. Replaced drivers side rear door molding
3. Bumper respray (due to scratches that the previous owner put on her) **
4. Replaced the "LATCH" anchor covers on the rear deck **
5. Repainted part of the door due to peeling paint (prob. from molding replacement) **
6. Fixed leaking hose clamp from the power steering tank. **
7. Replaced hood liner
8. Replaced fuel filler door **
9. Replaced the passenger side sill when it was discovered that someone had hit something and only "fixed" the plastic sill cover. **
** I listed the items that the dealer fixed for no charge that they technically didn't have to. These all could be attributed to owner neglect, and were out of the warranty scope. This is why my dealer earns very high marks from me.
Service Items beyond the required oil / filter changes
Replaced all 4 rotors with Royalty Rotors drilled and slotted rotors
Replaced the brake pads with performance semi-metallic pads(brake warehouse)
Replaced the tires with General Altimax HP's 245/45/17
Bought at 34k now at 48k
1. Replaced ABS module and master cylinder
2. Replaced drivers side rear door molding
3. Bumper respray (due to scratches that the previous owner put on her) **
4. Replaced the "LATCH" anchor covers on the rear deck **
5. Repainted part of the door due to peeling paint (prob. from molding replacement) **
6. Fixed leaking hose clamp from the power steering tank. **
7. Replaced hood liner
8. Replaced fuel filler door **
9. Replaced the passenger side sill when it was discovered that someone had hit something and only "fixed" the plastic sill cover. **
** I listed the items that the dealer fixed for no charge that they technically didn't have to. These all could be attributed to owner neglect, and were out of the warranty scope. This is why my dealer earns very high marks from me.
Service Items beyond the required oil / filter changes
Replaced all 4 rotors with Royalty Rotors drilled and slotted rotors
Replaced the brake pads with performance semi-metallic pads(brake warehouse)
Replaced the tires with General Altimax HP's 245/45/17