20 Most Recent 1996 Jaguar Xj Series - Page 5 Questions & Answers

remove your rear license plate, cut open and use your hand to open your truck and you can later fix the problem

Hi as you can not buy a key for your car you have to take the door locks out and with the key which starts the car take them to a locksmith so he can code the locks to the existing key.

look on the internet for european cars repair manuals .you might find a parts catalog for jaguar.it might cost you.

check all ignition wires on solenoid make sure they are not grounding.causing a short. if they check out good. have starter solenoid and starter make they are not causing the short.

what speeds are you obtaining and braking

I would think that you tires are out of balanced whether it be dabre in the rim or an improper balancing job
some cars can be fine up to 40 but when you step up the speed more the more the tires become unbalanced. making the servere shakes.

It's possible that you didn't close your gas cap tight enough. You can take it to a Jiffy Lube, they have a machine that can tell you what's wrong.

For a vehicle that age, try some Oil Seal Rejuvenator.

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no pulse for the injectors check wiring run the fault codes check the ECM unit

try the engine coolant temperature sensor for the engine managment system i think it is situated in the thermostat housing.

Really silly questions now!

If it is an auto box! have you got in any gear other than Park??
Have you checked the immobiliser????
Crank angle sensor is ok?????

I've experienced problems with Jag's in the past! this sounds crazy but check that the coolant temp sender is not worn out and shorting on the bonnet liner! sounds crazy but this has hapened before! shorted out the entire ignition system!