ignition switch
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ignition switch
Hello,Has anyone removed the plastic housing holding the ignition switch in place?JTIS says remove front trim,insert appropriate tool and remove trim.The illustration looks like you would insert the tool through the front of the opening once the trim is removed.I'm not seeing anything that retains the housing.Thanks.
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It comes out really easy. I thought I'd need to get behind it to replace the switch, but not at all.
You just have to get anything (maybe even by fingers, if yours are small enough) to slip behind it, and it'll come right out from the front.
My wife's ignition switch magically broke through the front, so I ordered a replacement on Rock Auto & swapped it right out.
FYI- DID YOU KNOW... that the pulsing of the ignition switch light is timed to be at the same rate as the at-rest heartbeat of a Jaguar?
I never noticed the pulsing light until I put the replacement switch in.
2012 JAGUAR XJ 5.0L V8 Ignition Starter Switch | RockAuto
You just have to get anything (maybe even by fingers, if yours are small enough) to slip behind it, and it'll come right out from the front.
My wife's ignition switch magically broke through the front, so I ordered a replacement on Rock Auto & swapped it right out.
FYI- DID YOU KNOW... that the pulsing of the ignition switch light is timed to be at the same rate as the at-rest heartbeat of a Jaguar?
I never noticed the pulsing light until I put the replacement switch in.
2012 JAGUAR XJ 5.0L V8 Ignition Starter Switch | RockAuto
Last edited by 12jagmark; 10-27-2021 at 06:50 PM.
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It comes out really easy. I thought I'd need to get behind it to replace the switch, but not at all.
You just have to get anything (maybe even by fingers, if yours are small enough) to slip behind it, and it'll come right out from the front.
My wife's ignition switch magically broke through the front, so I ordered a replacement on Rock Auto & swapped it right out.
FYI- DID YOU KNOW... that the pulsing of the ignition switch light is timed to be at the same rate as the at-rest heartbeat of a Jaguar?
I never noticed the pulsing light until I put the replacement switch in.
2012 JAGUAR XJ 5.0L V8 Ignition Starter Switch | RockAuto
You just have to get anything (maybe even by fingers, if yours are small enough) to slip behind it, and it'll come right out from the front.
My wife's ignition switch magically broke through the front, so I ordered a replacement on Rock Auto & swapped it right out.
FYI- DID YOU KNOW... that the pulsing of the ignition switch light is timed to be at the same rate as the at-rest heartbeat of a Jaguar?
I never noticed the pulsing light until I put the replacement switch in.
2012 JAGUAR XJ 5.0L V8 Ignition Starter Switch | RockAuto
I just LOVE this list!!
FYI- DID YOU KNOW... that the pulsing of the ignition switch light is timed to be at the same rate as the at-rest heartbeat of a Jaguar?
The stuff I learn on here everyday. Heck I did not even notice that the start button light pulsates??
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FYI- DID YOU KNOW... that the pulsing of the ignition switch light is timed to be at the same rate as the at-rest heartbeat of a Jaguar?
The stuff I learn on here everyday. Heck I did not even notice that the start button light pulsates??
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Even the tail lights of the XJs, the Jaguar claws scratched are very visible
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well, yeah... In the U.K. perspective 2009 = 2010. Jaguar is a British automobile, so often when you look at any reference to a certain model year (aka MY), you can expect it to be referring to the following model year. For example, what a British Jaguar owner considers their car is one year earlier than what an American Jaguar owner would.
Probably because any model year actually goes into production and hit the sales floors the year before. US "2010"s began production in 2009.
2009 UK = 2010 US.
You're in the wrong forum.
Probably because any model year actually goes into production and hit the sales floors the year before. US "2010"s began production in 2009.
2009 UK = 2010 US.
You're in the wrong forum.
Last edited by 12jagmark; 10-30-2021 at 01:19 PM.
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I checked last night, and it pulses after the driver's door is opened but before the button is pushed/car is started. I guess to direct the driver's attention to the start button.
Regardless. it's pretty cool!
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