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What kind of engine coolant should you use for a 2003 s-type jaguar?

For a 2003 S-Type Jaguar, the recommended engine coolant is an aluminum-based coolant.

This type of coolant is specifically formulated to prevent corrosion and scale buildup in the cooling system of aluminum-engine vehicles, which the 2003 S-Type Jaguar has. Using an aluminum-based coolant will help maintain the efficient operation of your vehicle's cooling system and protect it from damage.

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