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Hope everyone had a great Christmas. Roll on the new year!!

I’ve got an XF 3.0 diesel (prem lux version) it it is a very wafty and still turns 40mpg on a run. However it’s no slouch and 0-60 in 6.5 seconds and tops out at 155. Little bit laggy on the turbo when you hit the pedal but I liken it to an aristocratic lady lifting her skirts up to show off a pair of Nike running spikes!! very well equipped trim wise etc

Sorry we couldn’t make it, we were away in Disneyland Paris celebrating Dawns birthday

Welcome to Roadster life!!! definitely get a plenum spacer, before the remap.

I'm a watcher....love a bit of engineering!! thats 6 isn't it!!

my Jag XF doesn't have a dipstick...all electronic

I went for Nest, because i wanted something that was more globally recognised, not developed by British Gas. The automatic home/away assist based on your phone location is great...you have to make sure the app is on everyones phone though I've also got a LightwaveRF system for lighting control. recently bought an amazon echo plus, which does have some home hub applications (it will control Philips HUE without a further hub) and will happily integrate with my nest and lightwaveRF dimmers. next you want to look into the IFTTT (if this then that) app for your phone...you can program, condition based subroutines for your Nest and other devices....for example, if the outside temp gets to low, like below zero, my nest automatically bumps the temp up by a degree to keep things toasty!!

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Good job...i had to mess around with mine to get it to all work properly....now its all active and has been for a year.....

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in all honesty, none of the products he tested were considered bad....even the last place was Megs Gold Class, which isn't bad at all

3 bucket wash for me...wheels first, always...nothing used on wheels goes anywhere near the paintwork. i also have Black Microfibres for drying the wheels after....so even when they are clean, i know not to use the black microfibres on anything else

yes he does know this...suds is not the be all and end all...in fact one of his long term favourite is Bilt Hamber autowash, and thats not particularly foamy, but is very slick on the panels

Jon is pretty well on the money for most of his product tests and reviews.....he is usually very thorough and sometimes when it comes to the overall winner of things, where its soooooo close between two products, he does have to get picky, and sometmes it is a stupid thing that separates the two , such as a packaging failure. he doesn't habitually use B&Q orange buckets for his car cleaning i believe!! he needed to do a lot of side by side "foaminess" tests and B&Q buckets are 0.95p .