2000 Jaguar S-Type "losing water" Questions

keeps losing power You can add some life to your battery by opening it and adding some water. it gives the battery some short term life, but not very reliable, the best way is to install a new battery

water will get through. Alternatively, the heater core or pipes may be damaged and leaking. Check to ensure you're not losing any coolant. If it's the heater core, there's really nothing for it but to

2001 2.5 s type engine heats up but no heat from heater unless going 80mph It could be an vacuum pipe that is lose. Fan not working check fuse first.Hot water valve from engine stuck ,turn on heater ...

...losing 15 lb pressure evry week tyre is in ecellent overall condition how can this be fixed Rims can have tiny cracks too. A water test, where the wheel is completely submerged might show the source ...

lost transmission started to overheat and lose antifreeze then lost transmission, mg rover zs+step model any ideas Can you check to see the transmission oil. See the quality of the oil, if there is ...

losing water cant find any leak coolant level light always on don't over heat? Hi there my name is Brandon Im a electronic n mechanical engineering technician Im not a regular mechanic I fix what ...

2001 Jaguar radio cuts out when I go over a bump.Then goes back on when it feels like it. Its been in the shop they can not find out whats wrong. Can someone help. Thanks Hello, my name is Ben. ...

Bad parking assist sensor.....is there a fuse for the park assist? I think I have a bad park assist sensor. The sensor tone sounds while driving, and while parked. I was wondering if there is a fuse ...

2000 Jaguar S Type overheating When my car is stopped it overheats almost to the red area. However when I start driving the needle goes back to the normal area. When I park the car, the fan runs for ...

...losing water the v6 s type is prone to the header tank splitting the v8 is prone to the hoses failing under the inlet manifold, pressure test the system to locate the leak if there is no sign of leak ...