blowing fans with no heat
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1. If you are loosing coolant you have a crack at a heater core.
2. If you are not loosing coolant then your heater core is clogged.
Either way let your mechanic to check the heater core. I doubt you can do it yourself, but there is no need to go to a dealer for 2009 car either. Find a reputable mechanic and buy a part from a junk yard.
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Well, the part itself (the thermostat) costs around $100 and I believe you can actually replace it yourself (again, for the right suggestion post in the forum for your model year). And for the car that old there is no need to go to a dealership with their $200 hourly rates.
Find a good mechanic and stick with him/her. This is not a major repair.
Find a good mechanic and stick with him/her. This is not a major repair.
Last edited by ololly; 11-16-2018 at 09:34 AM. Reason: because I could
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Originally Posted by blunt
I have a 2009 jaguar xf,....the problem is the engine fan blows constantly I've seen the over heating message several times but then it goes away....inside blower works but there is no hot air through vents....
If it's telling you it's overheating you need to diagnose fast before you drive it more
Do you have a good independent shop who knows these cars? Or a code reader and post all the codes up here
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I would strongly advise to ask at the right forum. Our (X260) cars are still under warranty, so I can't imagine somebody will advise you on the price here. Go on X250 forum and ask there.
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