4 posts · Joined 2016. #1 · May 5, 2018. My S Type 3L V6 2003 Sport 200 limited edition Automatic failed it's MOT again on emissions Carbon Monoxide emissions. On the first Idle test the CO reading was 1.17 Max should be 0.30, the Second Idle test the CO was 0.72 with max 0.30. I had the Oxygen sensors replaced last year the ones that are 153 views with 2 answers (last answer 5 years ago) Jaguar S-TYPE R: See 12 user reviews, 140 photos and great deals for Jaguar S-TYPE R. Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars. If there is a coolant leak into the engine, the Oil level will rise and the coolant level will drop. The oil will become milky brown and foam will form on the underside of the oil fill cap. If the coolant level drops only, the smoke is white and there are no cooling system leaks. The coolant has to go somewhere.
That’s not to say the Jaguar doesn’t qualify to be in this test. Its V8 is the smallest at 4.2 litres, but what the unit lacks in capacity it makes up for with supercharging. The S-Type R
WIPERS THAT SENSE THE RAIN. Rain-sensing wipers (standard on the S-TYPE 4.2 and S-TYPE R, optional on the S-TYPE 3.0) detect the volume of rain and adjust the wiper speed accordingly. When the headlamps are set in auto mode and the wipers are activated, the headlamps will automatically turn on. Don't know if you're still looking for opinions, but I've had both. An (X308) XJR, and now own an S-Type R (pre-facelift). Love(d) both. Personally, much prefer the looks of the XJR. It was a super comfy rocket-barge! The S-Type R feels tighter and sportier, even though it's marginally heavier (I think). It also has 30bhp more, more gears, etc.
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