What did you do to your X150 today?
#981
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TexasTraveler (10-20-2019)
#982
Someone a few years ago did a wrap in bright green, though I cannot remember who did it. It looked pretty good, and seemed to be a quality job, going from the pictures.
Another fellow did two wraps, a digi-cam first then swapped it for a normal blue one. Did it himself, although I seem to remember that was his day job.
Another fellow did two wraps, a digi-cam first then swapped it for a normal blue one. Did it himself, although I seem to remember that was his day job.
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badicedog (10-20-2019)
#983
Someone a few years ago did a wrap in bright green, though I cannot remember who did it. It looked pretty good, and seemed to be a quality job, going from the pictures.
Another fellow did two wraps, a digi-cam first then swapped it for a normal blue one. Did it himself, although I seem to remember that was his day job.
Another fellow did two wraps, a digi-cam first then swapped it for a normal blue one. Did it himself, although I seem to remember that was his day job.
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...dition-196122/
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TexasTraveler (10-21-2019)
#985
#986
What a pity you are not close. If would have taken 3 days, but it would be better than when it left factory.
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A 30 year hobby of a perfectionist.
Here is a top secret, everyone is self taught.
There is no other modification as rewarding.
PM if you want to borrow equipment, materials or pointers.
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#989
I've had a constant TPMS fault for about five months now, it used to be intermittent but no longer. Also in the mix sometimes is "Tire Not Monitored" of F-R.
SO, I waited for new tires which I did about a week ago. Brand new Siemens sensors all the way around.
WELL, no bueno. The TPMS fault came back. One thing though is the Tire Not Monitored went away, seemingly for good.
I had SDD fired up a few days ago so I reprogrammed the TPMS module while I was at it.
Again, no bueno. I reset the TPMS receiver in SDD..... still nothing.
My front bumper harness is fine and I've replaced / rotated all my wheel well antennas.
Next thing is evidently a new (used?) TPMS module, which I just ordered off eBay. It'll be here in a week. $60 doesn't seem outrageous for Box-Swap troubleshooting. Hellz, if USAF jets we'd swap boxes that cost $5 million somewhat frequently. Course, those all went to depot to be repaired.
SO, I waited for new tires which I did about a week ago. Brand new Siemens sensors all the way around.
WELL, no bueno. The TPMS fault came back. One thing though is the Tire Not Monitored went away, seemingly for good.
I had SDD fired up a few days ago so I reprogrammed the TPMS module while I was at it.
Again, no bueno. I reset the TPMS receiver in SDD..... still nothing.
My front bumper harness is fine and I've replaced / rotated all my wheel well antennas.
Next thing is evidently a new (used?) TPMS module, which I just ordered off eBay. It'll be here in a week. $60 doesn't seem outrageous for Box-Swap troubleshooting. Hellz, if USAF jets we'd swap boxes that cost $5 million somewhat frequently. Course, those all went to depot to be repaired.
#992
I have tried exactly that for many weeks, along with resetting stuff in the meantime. A good thought, but I'm ahead of you on this one.
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Sean W (10-22-2019)
#993
Cee Jay,
See this old thread for other things to try, and note George Kale and Brutal's comments:
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...s-fault-55340/
Be sure to read Post #1 by flyc2c:
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...repair-143519/
Stuart
See this old thread for other things to try, and note George Kale and Brutal's comments:
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...s-fault-55340/
Be sure to read Post #1 by flyc2c:
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...repair-143519/
Stuart
Last edited by Stuart S; 10-22-2019 at 09:35 PM.
#994
Cee Jay,
See this old thread for other things to try, and note George Kale and Brutal's comments:
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...s-fault-55340/
Be sure to read Post #1 by flyc2c:
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...repair-143519/
Stuart
See this old thread for other things to try, and note George Kale and Brutal's comments:
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...s-fault-55340/
Be sure to read Post #1 by flyc2c:
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...repair-143519/
Stuart
I also think it's sort of funny that the Forum Search is kinda bad, but a Google search mostly displays stuff FROM this forum.
#995
Two very small mods today. First up was adding extensions (from eBay) to the gear change paddles:
I don't really think it makes much difference to functionality in my case, but it looks kinda cool and a bit sporty Incidentally, this is the second set of paddle extensions I tried. The first set were 'solid' at the top and I found they obscured the markings on the stalks making it tricky to know how you had the lights and wipers set. The design in the image has the cutouts at the top and, as well as making it look sportier to my mind, also allows you to see through the paddles to the stalks.
Second was 'permanently' installing my new CTEK charger. As you can see, I hooked it up to the jump start positive terminal behind the small access panel in the rear left of the boot/trunk. I connected the ground to a handy bolt close by. As I have the CTEK connector with the small LEDs which monitor the state of the battery charge with a 'traffic light' system, I chose to leave the lead visible in the boot/trunk. If I had the regular lead, I'd probably leave it hidden behind the small access hatch. Either way, it's a neat job and it makes it real easy to hook the CTEK unit up when I am not using the car regularly over winter.
The positive cable connected to the jump start connector:
The negative/ground cable connected to a handy bolt.
I don't really think it makes much difference to functionality in my case, but it looks kinda cool and a bit sporty Incidentally, this is the second set of paddle extensions I tried. The first set were 'solid' at the top and I found they obscured the markings on the stalks making it tricky to know how you had the lights and wipers set. The design in the image has the cutouts at the top and, as well as making it look sportier to my mind, also allows you to see through the paddles to the stalks.
Second was 'permanently' installing my new CTEK charger. As you can see, I hooked it up to the jump start positive terminal behind the small access panel in the rear left of the boot/trunk. I connected the ground to a handy bolt close by. As I have the CTEK connector with the small LEDs which monitor the state of the battery charge with a 'traffic light' system, I chose to leave the lead visible in the boot/trunk. If I had the regular lead, I'd probably leave it hidden behind the small access hatch. Either way, it's a neat job and it makes it real easy to hook the CTEK unit up when I am not using the car regularly over winter.
The positive cable connected to the jump start connector:
The negative/ground cable connected to a handy bolt.
Last edited by barnsie; 10-26-2019 at 07:20 AM.
#996
I replaced all four rotors and brake pads on my XKR, yesterday. The previous set had produced an annoying shimmy feel when braking on the freeway, and I hated it. I had them machined four times to get them smooth but it still shimmied and was quite annoying. I picked up the car yesterday, went straight to the freeway, and touched the brakes just slightly to see if the vibrations were gone and AHHH, that nice smooth feeling of properly surfaced discs was back. I'd put up with it for far too long.
#997
#998
I ordered the rotors and pads from R1 Concepts.
R1 Concepts Product - R1 Carbon GEOMET Series 2010 JAGUAR XKR All
The pads were their R! Series Performance Sport Pads
R1 Concepts Product - R1 Carbon GEOMET Series 2010 JAGUAR XKR All
The pads were their R! Series Performance Sport Pads
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