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    Quieting Jaguar rubbing noise

    Nov. 19, 2024
    This bulletin applies to 2017-2018 Jaguar F-Pace vehicles.
    Related To: Mitchell 1
    Photo courtesy of Jaguar
    A rubbing noise from the vehicle front may be evident at slow speeds. This may be caused by a harmonic resonance from the right front halfshaft support bracket.
    A rubbing noise from the vehicle front may be evident at slow speeds. This may be caused by a harmonic resonance from the right front halfshaft support bracket.

    This bulletin applies to 2017-2018 Jaguar F-Pace vehicles.

    A rubbing noise from the vehicle front may be evident at slow speeds. This may be caused by a harmonic resonance from the right front halfshaft support bracket. An updated bracket is available as P/N T4A29627.

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