Hi
Wanted to confirm whether this sound is normal and what that might be:
need to turn the volume up a bit, constant whirring.
This is with engine off.
This is a friends XK but my does the same, both 5.0ltr N/A. I only noticed after he pointed it out.
Wanted to confirm whether this sound is normal and what that might be:
need to turn the volume up a bit, constant whirring.
This is with engine off.
This is a friends XK but my does the same, both 5.0ltr N/A. I only noticed after he pointed it out.
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Probably the aspirator. Little fan behind the slotted area above your knee. Search this forum for ‘aspirator’, you’ll find several threads, like this one:
Aspirator Fan Noisy
Aspirator Fan Noisy
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Brachacz:
I encountered the same sound when I first bought my 2008 Jaguar. I learned that it's a normal process and turns off a few minutes later.
I also learned it's best to put it in sleep mode "lock-it" and I can go 2-3 weeks with no battery drain and no trickle charger.
I will say that your fan sounds louder and less constant than mine. Maybe the fan needs a drop of oil to quiet it down a bit.
Rick
I encountered the same sound when I first bought my 2008 Jaguar. I learned that it's a normal process and turns off a few minutes later.
I also learned it's best to put it in sleep mode "lock-it" and I can go 2-3 weeks with no battery drain and no trickle charger.
I will say that your fan sounds louder and less constant than mine. Maybe the fan needs a drop of oil to quiet it down a bit.
Rick
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Most likely it’s just dirty.Originally Posted by ExKayRick
I will say that your fan sounds louder and less constant than mine. Maybe the fan needs a drop of oil to quiet it down a bit.
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Yes pull it out and clean it first. They get surprisingly dirty.
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Indeed it was quite dirty. After vacuuming , the noise is a bit quieter, good to know it isn't something serious.
After removing a screw, I didn't really like the idea of having to cut the foam to get the whole assembly out, don't really have anything to replace it on hand.
Of course while disassembling, I broke one of the plastic tabs keeping the fascia in place but I hope superglue will suffice.
After removing a screw, I didn't really like the idea of having to cut the foam to get the whole assembly out, don't really have anything to replace it on hand.
Of course while disassembling, I broke one of the plastic tabs keeping the fascia in place but I hope superglue will suffice.








