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The get the definitive answer to your question, you have to ask the battery manufacturer. The answer you get from your Jaguar dealer or battery retailer might differ. Have you read your Owner's Handbook? It may have the answer. Is your battery AGM?
Your battery should have a label that includes the brand and model number. If it does not identify the manufacturer, try a Google search.
If you're using a CTEK battery maintainer, I think you're pretty safe to use the normal program (car logo) unless the temperature drops below 40°F, in which case the Cold Weather program would be better .
Just drive your car. It was created to be used not shoved in a garage. Throw the charger away and make your life simple without worrying about batteries and chargers. Drive it !
Just drive your car. It was created to be used not shoved in a garage. Throw the charger away and make your life simple without worrying about batteries and chargers. Drive it !
I agree. Just park it if it snows. My '09 XK starts up with out a problem even in single digit temperatures. It is my daily driver, except when the weather is dirty, I have a beater for that.
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