Well done on persevering and creating a first class result for not a lot of money. Excellent.

Jim Mann

Sometimes worthwhile to check for similar issues on the Forum. Your issue is also being currently discussed in the topic below where you posted, see the link below:

viewtopic.php?f=75&p=97898#p97898

Jim Mann

Hi Peter, it depends a lot on what you mean by current fobs are in a "poor state". If they both still work with your car, then you can transfer the innards very easily to a new / cosmetically appealing case. These case only devices are very much cheaper than complete fobs, with the benefit of no pro...

Hi Adam, you may be the first person to require a headliner repair / replacement on the X-150 model, but there have been plenty of folks who have already completed the X-100 model headliner. The supplier for those cars is: Headliner World, Unit 1, Lamberhurst Farm Industrial Estate, Faversham, Darga...

Hi Peter, nice new car - actually my preferred colour combination this time. I hope you have many happy miles with it. Sometimes the interplay between the car and the phone, depending on phone model, can get confused and it takes several attempts to get the phone to pair with the car. I think it bes...

Hi Paul, you may wish to list your wheels for sale under the correct section of the Classifieds. Folks are not really going to look in the Forums for any "For Sale" items in the longer term and one more post and your wheels disappear from the headlines of the F-type Section. You will need to be more...

The headlamp covers on the X-150 are plastic, although a very good plastic that can look like glass to some. Perhaps Linda is referring to her X-150?

Jim Mann

Hi Steve, I would suggest you speak to Dave Roche at DCR AutoParts, if you haven't already. Dave is well versed in locating and supplying parts like you describe. It may be that a solution would be to commission one of the extrusion moulding companies to produce a pattern length of the offending sea...

Hi Steve, it sounds like tree sap has gotten on the bonnet and rook of the car, which is okay if you catch it early, but allowed to sit for a few days in hot weather and it bakes on. Choose a small area that you can feel is rough and use Meguiar's Compound, or similar, to gently polish the offending...

The fact that the whole array of sensors goes off in the cooler temperatures and returns when the car is heated up would, to me, suggest a broken connection - miniscule - on a central parameter, that contracts in the cold and expands sufficiently in the heat. It could be as simple as a broken track ...

Hi folks, tray = spring loaded flap, which in days gone by may well have been an ashtray!

Jim Mann

Hi Peter, nice machine and welcome to the wonderful world of Modern XK Motoring. I would be most surprised if there is not a 12V socket in the tray of the centre console or indeed the glovebox, but you may be surprised to find that there is Bluetooth enabled within the car and you simply connect pai...

Sometimes one needs to look closer to home. There are sets of 4 centre caps for sale in the classifieds on this website at £19 for the set of 4, available in all colours. Link below should take you there.

https://jec.org.uk/classifieds/index.ph ... s&id=10427

Jim Mann

Hi Simon, whilst it is "highly likely" that your ignition switch has failed, another potential issue could simply be shorted wires behind the switch and therefore worth pulling the switch, gently, from the dash and checking the condition of wires in the immediate vicinity. Did you know that dead spi...

Hi Nick, given the pricing on the parts website, I suspect this is a task for sourcing from a specialist Breakers, or some creative hot glue gun works!

Not sure how a push button can cost £309.01 including VAT!!!!!!!!!

Jim Mann