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Anonymous Posted on Sep 04, 2012

New water pump, drive belt tensioner and aux drive belt all fitted to x type jaguar and still leaking coolant under car

Car overheated,towed to mechanics, they said water pump had seized, replaced it and the tensioner and drive belt and aux drive belt on front of engine, as I went to leave there was coolant water under right side front of car, now they say there is something else wrong....meanwhile bill rising !!!!!

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I would start at my coolant hoses there is one on the rt side of the car check coolant overflow hose and the bottle check heater hoses as well or it might be that the pump isn't sealed or something could be left loose

  • Anonymous Sep 06, 2012

    Thanks, it turns out that it was a faulty O ring in the water pipe housing... All seems ok now. Thanks again.

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SOURCE: Water pump problem?

You need to make sure you don’t have an air lock. Find the bleeder valve for the coolant system and release the air. If you can’t find the bleeder, find the highest hose for the coolant system and make sure coolant is flowing through it.

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  • Posted on Nov 07, 2008

SOURCE: Jaguar 2002 X-type - Engine dies - electrical problems

I have not got a jag yet, I am thinking about buying one I have owned bmws and audis. ALL CARS FROM europe have electircal probs. I dont know why, this prob sounds like a ground prob. I would check the controil mode on the firewall. Bmws always had a fuse there that would short out on the hood and cause the same prob. I just moved the fuse panel/controil down lower and never had the prob again. I know bmw are different but a car is a car.

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  • Posted on Nov 26, 2008

SOURCE: 2004 Jaguar X-Type 4.2 leaks coolant constantly

sounds like your head gaskets blew, this is common, if when it was leaking it over heated,....

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SOURCE: JAGUAR S TYPE DIESEL WILL NOT START!

check the fuel pump

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SOURCE: 1995 Jag XJ12 the CHECK ENGINE LIGHT came on, help?

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