2009 XKR Electrical Fault - Nightmare

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03-02-2021, 08:06 PM

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Always a good idea to check grounds, too. .................................

Yeah, I said that in post #5 on this thread, but nobody pays attention to me.

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What??? Did I say something?
Well then, never mind.

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Yeah, I said that in post #5 on this thread, but nobody pays attention to me.

As I did in post 4. Ha!

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As I did in post 4. Ha!

Well.... it was also mentioned in post #2, but I’m sure I was ‘thinking’ about it before then...

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03-02-2021, 10:54 PM

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Yeah, I said that in post #5 on this thread, but nobody pays attention to me.

Mine was prettier though =]

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03-02-2021, 11:05 PM

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Well, ****. I dunno. I guess we all know wassup but don't look at posts that post while we write our OWN posts.

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Yeah, I said that in post #5 on this thread, but nobody pays attention to me.

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What??? Did I say something?
Well then, never mind.

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As I did in post 4. Ha!

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Well.... it was also mentioned in post #2, but I’m sure I was ‘thinking’ about it before then...

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03-03-2021, 09:35 AM

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Vehicle has gone back to inchcape this morning so didn't get a chance to check the load on battery, they are on there third attempt to fix otherwise I have demanded my money back after charging £800 for a fuse board which has remedied anything. When they have a performed a load test, I will share. They have agreed to take the vehicle back in and have a jaguar technician spend a few days using/monitoring it. I will update you when they have found anything, thanks for your help guys.

Any update yet?

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03-04-2021, 11:17 AM

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A failing battery possibly the result of a heavy drain while the car is shut off? Have a brand new Bosch battery. 720 CCV. Clean connections. Charges easily to 13.6. Stays that way when disconnected. Connected? Drops to 12.4 overnight.

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