that si cracking looking. love it!

Kaspa wrote: ↑Fri Jul 02, 2021 4:52 pm very nice .... love the wheels

yeah i like them too, sets the car off nicely.

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tend to agree with others that is unlikely to have been the fuel, i hadn't used mine for about 6 months (covid/2nd car) and have not had any issues.

Well here's a way to prove the guy is completely wrong... If your battery is currently in a healthy state, (i will turn the car over with reasonable urgency), plug your iPod in, and leave it connected for half a day. If he is to be believed, then I would expect a low battery warning to come up on t...

I've never heard of flat batteries caused by USB ports. Where have you heard this from? when i 1st got the car the day after plugging in the ipod the car was completely dead, jaguar assistance came out and got into the car with the key. it was jump started and there was no longer any drain, he said...

I've never heard of flat batteries caused by USB ports. Where have you heard this from? when i 1st got the car the day after plugging in the ipod the car was completely dead, jaguar assistance came out and got into the car with the key. it was jump started and there was no longer any drain, he said...

Tel wrote: ↑Sun May 09, 2021 6:10 pm Are you confusing the USB with the OBD port?

no, it is definitely the usb. i havn't had anything in the obd port, tbh i don't know where the obd is.

a lot has been mentioned on here regarding flat batteries after something has been plugged into usb port, i experienced it when i first got my car after disconnecting an ipod . is there a specific method for disconnecting something from it or is just pot luck if it hangs? i know about the light on h...

i'd go for the 400 sport, not a fan of the blue/chrome coupe.