What kind of noise does a Jaguar XF make?
Ash. I have no first hand knowledge of the XF but……..it’s a Jag so there should be no niggling tapping noises. All you should be hearing is muffled road and wind noise and, if your window is open, the signature exhaust growl fed-back from anything behind you.
Is the Jaguar XF a 4 cylinder car?
The XF’s are are heavier bigger car and the the 4 cylinder engine does sound a little harsh when really pushed but it still should not be making the noises you describe IMO. 4 weeks later… I’ve had the same problem.
What’s the noise coming from the rear of my car?
I’d describe is as a humming/buzzing noise and it seems to come from the rear of the car. The noise does not go away unless the speed drops below 50mph. The sound does not alter if I manually change gear, and I even tried putting it into neutral and the sound continues.
What to do if your Jaguar makes tapping noise?
If your answer is No, get the car to a trusted mechanic to get it checked over asap. If, on the other hand, you are comfortable handling the odd spanner/socket wrench and perhaps enjoy messing around with oily bits there are some checks you can perform yourself with a little help from a mate.
What kind of noise does a Jaguar make?
The car came with the usual Jaguar perks including a 2 year warranty. However, on the drive home I noticed a strange noise which occurs after about 50mph. I’d describe is as a humming/buzzing noise and it seems to come from the rear of the car. The noise does not go away unless the speed drops below 50mph.
Where did I buy a new Jaguar XF?
Last Friday I purchased an XF (Premium Luxury, 61 reg, 21k miles) from an approved dealer as a present for my Dad’s 60th (he was chuffed with it!). The car came with the usual Jaguar perks including a 2 year warranty.
I’d describe is as a humming/buzzing noise and it seems to come from the rear of the car. The noise does not go away unless the speed drops below 50mph. The sound does not alter if I manually change gear, and I even tried putting it into neutral and the sound continues.