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andy hughes | 14:27 Tue 14th Dec 2004 | How it Works
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A friend at work drives a Jaguar 'S' Type. The heater only gets really warm when the car reaches high speeds, as soon as he returns to in-town motoring, the heater returns to running cold. This apparently is a common problem on 'S' Types - can anyone advise a solution?
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Andy, I'm sorry you have not got a solution.  Whilst of very little practical use, your friend has my empathy.  I had a Mondeo (the Ford connection) and I would freeze in town and bake on the motorway.  I used to travel late at night in December with two windows open - at least I stayed awake as my feet sweated and my head froze!
15:12 Mon 20th Dec 2004
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Hi Andy,

Have you had any luck with this yet, as I have an XJ6 with exactly the same symptoms!?

Gerry

17:38 Tue 18th Jan 2005
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Andy, I am getting no heat through at all. It has been like this since I changed the coolant expansion tank which had a crack in it. I think that it just needs a good vent but cannot find a way to do it. Any suggestions?
10:48 Sun 06th Mar 2005

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