20 Most Recent 2002 Jaguar S-Type - Page 4 Questions & Answers

There's a quick connect valve located under the hood to connect the recharge kit... check your owners manual or do a simple Google search...

there are tools to clean the system out and refilled whit freck licuid. nut you cant do it yourself.

contact the dealer,you must show you own the car.and they will give you the code.

This is a linkage adjustment issue. The cable has stretched and you now need to go past and then back to where you need to be. The linkage can be adjusted from beneath the car - 15 minute job at dealers. or DIY if you can get under the car.

try a hard reset by unplugging the the battery for a few hours...Also make sure your scanner has the capacity to clear the code ...not all scanner can clear certain codes...

may i ask what type of s type you have 3.0?4.0? or 4.2?

you could have a frayed tbs wire, make sure the connection wire or the two pins that connect tbs connection are in tact.....which code is showing?

first check for vacuum leaks, rubber vacuum lines can dry out and crack especially after sitting for a while

Maybe you need a new throttle body.

do u mean the powertrain control module? if so it is located on the l/h side under the cabin filter housing. remove wiper arms, windscreen plastic scuttle panel, metal brace bar, caution. the 4 outer bolts can break off easily. and cabin filter housing , the module is held with 2 nuts remove connectors and nuts the module then comes out from inside the car remove footwell liner for access

front bank of cylinders remove air filter housing rear bank remove inlet manifold some engines have access holes in the manifold,

First item to check is ATF fluid level (on level ground) Change fluid and filter is it is over 2 years old. Place card card under car to spot leak(s)

It could be that the nuts used to hold the wiper to the motor "shaft" are not tightened all the way. It is common that the wipers will move on high speed but not low/normal speed when this is the case. Remove the little cap at the base of the wiper and tighten the nut.