Why is my Jaguar X-Type using so much water?

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Why is my Jaguar X-Type using so much water?

Mu Jaguar X-Type has started using lots of water. Any idea why?

Asked on 25 January 2015 by james

Answered by Honest John

It's either leaking from a pipe, pipe joint, waterpump or from the heater or radiator matrix or the head gasket has failed.

Tags: overheating technical issues water leaks

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