2002 Jaguar S-Type - Page 8 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues
2002 S-Type. Original key fob is toast. Changed
Step1 To program a key fob insert the key and turn to position I.
Step 2
Turn the key to position II and back to I (quickly repeat four times) and you will hear a chime if it was done correctly.
Step 3
Turn the key all the way back and take it out.
Step 4
Now press any button on the key fobs to be added and you will hear another chime.
5. If you have a set of keys for step (4) you have to press any button
on two or more fobs at the same time so they both have the same code or
else one will work and the others wont.
12/11/2010 2:28:33 AM •
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Have a oxygen sencor and
WELL WHICH OXYGEN YOU REPLACING THE UPSTREAM OXYGEN SENSOR MOUNTED IN EXHAUST MANIFOLD AND THE DOWN STREAM OXYGEN SENSOR LOCATED IN THE EXHAUST SYSTEM AFTER THE CATALYTIC CONVERTER .YOU NEED A OXYGEN SENSOR SOCKET TO REMOVE IT.TO REMOVE OXYGEN SENSOR CRANK VECHICLE TO GET OXYGEN SENSOR HOT BECAUSE HARD TO REMOVE WHEN COLD.BECAREFUL DONT GET BURN ON EXHAUST MANIFOLD WHEN REMOVING OXYGEN SENSOR.AND WHEN INSTALLING NEW OXYGEN SENSOR USE ANTI SEIZE COMPOUND ON SENSOR THREADS.BUT MOST OF THE TIME NEW SENSOR WILL HAVE ANTI SEIZE COMPOUND ON IT.
12/8/2010 5:55:05 AM •
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When car is idling it
it could be a spark plug id start there if that doesnt fix it it could be a fuel filter or an injector
11/26/2010 10:18:10 PM •
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Power door locks will not remain locked, they pop
This is a problem with the ignition switch, it thinks the key is still in the ignition, the internal switch may be stuck , start by spraying a little silicone into key hole then put key in and start car then remove key, do this a few times and spray a few times but just a little spray. hope this helps.
11/16/2010 11:01:23 AM •
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Replace a water pump need help asap
Jaguar S TYPE 1999 2000 2001 2002 Service Repair Manual
They only want 10 bucks for it and it would be easier! The only hope i could find was this posting...
Youll need to remove the radiator cowl and the fan and viscous coupling; they all come off in order. Then you need to drain the coolant and take off the hoses going to the thermostat housing which sits on top of the water pump. Theres one bolt in particular right underneath the thermostat housing that almost impossible to access, takes forever. You'll find the bonnet gets in your way too as its forward tilting. Take it off if you can stand the pain. With the thermostat housing removed you can see the water pump; if youre lucky it will come apart easily but more likely youll struggle to get the pulley off and theres hardly any clearance to get at the retaining centre nut. Ignore the book and pull the whole assembly out in one go if you can, dont try to get the pulley off the pump, its a nightmare. Replace the thermostat while your in the pain zone anyway. Reassembly is a straight reversal. The whole thing is a pain in the *** and I'd pay not to do it again. Hope this helps.
Best of luck to ya!
10/30/2010 7:00:04 AM •
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How do you bleed the coolant system? i am having
If you mean the AC system, there is only one LEGAL way and that is at a shop with a capture system. If you are talking the Radiator, Jack the vehicle front end up, locate the lower radiator hose and remove it. Have a large catch pan or bucket under the vehicle or something to catch the fluid or it will run all over the ground. Depending on where you actually live this may be a problem, in Germany for instance this is illegal due to Antifreeze in the system.
10/26/2010 5:57:29 PM •
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No heat in 2002 jaguar stype. replaced theromstat
the cooling fan running for a short time after turning off is normal.as far as the NO HEAT is concerned have the topmost hot hose clip undone and vent any airlock you may have.(pref a hose that is attached to the heater inside the engine bay).
10/8/2010 9:10:48 PM •
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My S type, 2002 2.5 l is stuck in Park. Believe it
The s-types have a lot of issues sticking in park when the car is parked on an incline, sometime you can rock the vehicle and release it from park.
They had many issues with the J-gate assemblys and also the shifter cables. If the caris on an incline and you are able to remove it from park then in future you can apply the handbrake before putting the vehicle in park and that will take care of the issue rather than spending tons of money with the stealer. Do not force the shifter as there is a plastic piece which is part of the j-gate that will break and you will then need to purchase a j-gate assembly
10/7/2010 3:59:49 PM •
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Dont get into gears as is stay in park shift to
Check your Automatic Transmission Fluid level with engine on, gear selector in park. Without ATF in there, the clutch packs can not engage.
If your level is between the marks, then it is an internal problem, such as a bad front pump. That means a rebuild - not repair.
Good Luck.
10/3/2010 1:37:04 PM •
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Gear stick stuck in Park and will not move
The shift interlock solenoid is likely failed.
If you do not hear a click when you put your foot on the brake (and the brake lights illuminate) look in your manual for the location of the shift interlock override button. It is usually behind a removeable panel near the shifter.
Stick a pen inside and push the button to temporarily override the solenoid.
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9/7/2010 5:58:54 PM •
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