In reading various forum posts I see that some of you have shop manuals. Where did you find them? I was told by the parts manager at the dealership when I purchased my 2011 that they were not available.
Also, how about the computer programming?
Thanks.

 

Try Topix, you'll need to register (free) and then go to "Documentation" where you'll find the manuals.

https://topix.jaguar.jlrext.com/topi...cle/lookupForm

 

Manuals:
JagRepair.com - Jaguar Repair Information Resource

You'll have to elaborate on "how about computer programming"

 

I love how you have to pay to get the service manuals and wiring diagrams.

 

??????? I got them from Topix and didn't pay anything. I registered then downloaded.

 

I registered long ago and get the following message when trying to access anything usefull:

Access Denied
Sorry, you are not authorised to view this document.

Access to this document is by subscription only. You must have a valid subscription to proceed.

Click OK if you wish to be taken to the subscriptions purchase page.


The prices for access to the service manuals for a single model, single year range from $8.40 per hour to $210 per year. How did you get the downloads free?

 

There are several options on ebay.

JAGUAR XK XKR 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 FACTORY SERVICE REPAIR MANUAL | eBay

 

Did you just miss my post or ignore it? The link gives you free download access, though the site does ask for a contribution, it isn't required.

 

Yeah, Topix turned into a bag of ****.

Google searches found most of them fr me. The X150 service manual and wiring diagrams are must haves.

 

Well, huh. I just tried it and got your same message. Beats me, man. That's where I got it and I never paid anyone anything for it. It's been several years since. 64.7 MB file size, 3165 pages. A bit big to email anywhere. If I posted it I would probably run into a big to-do. Any ideas?
I am now perplexed.

 

A girl from South Africa had solved this 3 weeks ago.
Its now just a memory test fellas.

 

I already have the owrkshop manuals. There is a lot more stuff that looks interesting on Topix. I am too cheap to pay for it though.

thanks

 

Sorry Sean, I just didn't remember seeing it.