Question 1

What does a starter motor do?

Accepted Answer

The starter motor is the component responsible for turning over or ‘cranking’ the engine to start the car. Without a functioning starter motor, it’s not possible to start a car by using the ignition alone. The starter motor is a key component of a smooth running vehicle. 
When you press the ignition to start the vehicle a charge is taken from the battery and used to start the engine.

Question 2

How often should you replace your starter motor?

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Your starter motor is working every time to use the ignition to start the vehicle. This can be even more depending on if you have start-stop technology in your car and the configuration of that system.  This is because coolant constantly cycles through to prevent overheating, which means you need to be careful with the signs of a malfunctioning radiator as it is an essential part of your cooling system. This being said, a damaged or leaking car radiator should be replaced immediately.

Question 3

What happens when we do a starter motor replacement on your car?

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Our certified mechanics will:
Inspect the starter motor and the parts around it for any potential issues.
Perform a diagnostic test on the starter motor system.
Replace the starter motor (if necessary)
Advise you if any other parts need to be replaced as well.

Question 4

What are the symptoms of a malfunctioning starter motor?

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Usually, there a few signs you can look for: 
If the 'Check Engine' warning light is on.
When trying to start the car you hear a ‘clicking noise’. 
When trying to start the car you hear a grinding or whirring noise this may signify issues with your starter motor.
When trying to start the car you hear a buzzing noise, which indicates not enough electricity is getting to the starter motor.

Question 5

Jaguar

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Jaguar is the luxury vehicle brand of Jaguar Land Rover.Jaguar first appeared as a brand in 1945, when SS Cars Ltd. changed its name at a shareholder meeting; the company went on to have a variety of ownerships and mergers, including those with British Leyland, Ford and Tata Motors. After buying both Jaguar and Land Rover from Ford, Tata Motors combined both to create Jaguar Land Rover in 2013.

Question 6

How popular is Jaguar in the United Kingdom?

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This executive British luxury brand currently has 360k vehicles on the road in the UK. Given their matching luxury price tag, it would be acceptable to think that the numbers would remain a steady constant, yet the marque has shown consistently growing numbers since the mid-1990s.This could be partly due to recent fresh marketing strategies, targeting younger professionals to boost the sale of units, rather than relying on the older, executive drivers the brand previously associated with.

Question 7

High-end, luxury executive motoring

Accepted Answer

The RRP of their cheapest model, the Jaguar E-Pace, hits the market at over £29k, and as each model brings something different to the range, their prices peak with the standard level Jaguar XJ starting at £65k. That’s before you begin to choose from the mass of customisations options, available at an added cost when building the finished specification of your car.

Question 8

Jaguar: high-performance sports cars

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There’s a lot more to a Jaguar than luxury upholstery and the famous badge on the grill.Throughout history, Jaguar has been instrumental in providing high-spec indulgent sports cars; they are a combination of opulent luxury, cutting-edge technology, sporting dynamics and performance. Jaguar makes cars that can take you from 0–60mph in under 4 seconds with top speeds of over 200mph, but without any compromise to comfort and functionality.

Question 9

Keeping up with today’s trends

Accepted Answer

An important addition to the Jaguar line-up was made in March 2018; the Jaguar I-Pace was their first electric car, and an SUV to boot. A bold decision to introduce new fuel technologies into a relatively new and growing model type, this was their car to compete against the Porsche Cayenne and long-established Range Rover.

Question 10

Jaguar’s reliability and reputation

Accepted Answer

Jaguar ranked a long way down the list at 28th out of the 30 car brands in the What Car? Reliability Survey in 2018. Despite being a high-end luxury brand, Jaguar car owners reported more repairs at higher costs than many of their competitors.

Question 11

Recent Jaguar recalls and reliability issues

Accepted Answer

Various recalls have been made on Jaguar models throughout their motoring history. The following are a list of the most recent in the UK and Europe.

Question 12

10/03/2019 – Jaguar F-Type, Jaguar E-Pace and Jaguar F-Pace, (2015–2018)

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Jaguar XF and Jaguar XE (2014–2018) Certain 2.0L diesel engines may emit excessive levels of CO2

Question 13

02/02/2019 – Jaguar XJ, Jaguar F-Pace and Jaguar F-Type (2018)

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The crankshaft pulley retaining bolt may fracture

Question 14

13/04/2019 – Jaguar E-Pace (2017–2018)

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The reversing lamps may fail

Question 15

30/03/2018 – Jaguar E-Pace (2017)

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The front brake flexi-hoses may come into contact with the front tyres

Question 16

16/03/2018 – Jaguar XF Sportbreak (2017–2018)

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There is a defect with the restraints control module

Question 17

04/03/2018 – Jaguar F-Type, Jaguar F-Pace, Jaguar E-Pace, Jaguar XE and Jaguar XF (2016–2017)

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The brazing of the fuel rail end caps may not properly seal the fuel rail ends

Question 18

30/11/2017 – Jaguar F-Pace, Jaguar XE, Jaguar XJ and Jaguar XF (2016–2017)

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The TFT instrument cluster screen can go blank and reset intermittently

Question 19

17/07/2017 – Jaguar XJ (2009–2010)

Accepted Answer

Airbags may deploy incorrectly on severe frontal impactAll recall information sourced from gov.co.uk data.

Car make and model	Dealers average price	exclusive price	Instant savings
Jaguar X-type 3 litres	£348.19	£297.60	15%
Jaguar Xe 1.6 litres	£375.88	£300.70	20%
Jaguar E-pace 1.6 litres	£369.46	£313.10	15%
Jaguar X-type 1.6 litres	£393.33	£322.40	18%
Jaguar Xjs 1.6 litres	£388.93	£316.20	19%
Jaguar Xfr-s 1.6 litres	£399.78	£322.40	19%
Jaguar F-pace 1.6 litres	£374.42	£306.90	18%
Jaguar Xfr 1.6 litres	£379.44	£316.20	17%
Jaguar F-type-convertible 1.6 litres	£387.35	£325.50	16%
Jaguar Xf 1.6 litres	£365.21	£306.90	16%
Jaguar F-pace 1.6 litres	£374.42	£306.90	18%
Jaguar Xfr-s 1.6 litres	£399.78	£322.40	19%
Jaguar Xjs 1.6 litres	£388.93	£316.20	19%
Jaguar Xe 1.6 litres	£375.88	£300.70	20%
Jaguar F-type-convertible 1.6 litres	£387.35	£325.50	16%

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