Top 20 2004 Jaguar S Type - Page 8 Questions & Answers

check your front right turn signal light it is properly blown

how to is covered in your LOST , glove box , users guide.there can be 10 radios offered on a new car,so get your guide from Jaguar it this there, no coUNTRY TOLD SO only ask thereyou invite wrong answers not telling the countrycall JAG on the phone and ask them for the stepsif not a JAG RADIO say so , and tell makers name and model or ask them , for the lost manual

The common cause could have faulty ignition switch.use test light to check if power going to starter if not check ignition fuse to starter.if power going to starter, more likely starter solenoid or starter faulty.if ignition fuse okay and starter and solenoid okay still no start problem could be in the ignition switch or inhibitor switch faulty.

NO YEAR CAR TOLD NO COUNTRY (or VIN) NO ENGINE TOLD, impossible. the answer is is USA or N.America cars. here (read the service manual) 1983 UP only https://eautorepair.net/Marketing/Default.asp

You need to do a full drive cycle if they cleared the ECM. It is more specific than driving at 50. https://www.google.ca/search?q=drive+cycle+procedure ..

take it back and say FIX IT. or check all fuses and scan the PCM (BCM) see what it tells you? or take it back.

P1797 = Neutral Switch Circuit Malfunction. I am assuming yours is an automatic. On Automatics there is a switch on the transmission that can override the ignition to prevent the vehicle starting if it is in gear. This code is showing a fault in either the wiring to the switch or the switch itself. This is one of those jobs which depends on where the switch is fitted. On some Jags it is fitted (hidden) underneath the battery box so it's not too bad to get to. However, some are mounted on the transmission housing in a typically silly location and it becomes a much bigger job. Personally I would suffer the pain of paying and getting a good mechanic to do it as they will have all the tools to deal with it quickly.

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Hello. It seems there is an 'inoperable' fuel injector for #3 cylinder. That fuel injector could be 'clogged' or 'dirty'; yet not sending a trouble code to the ECM. Also, it's possible #3 cylinder has a loss of 'compression'. This, too, will cause a 'misfire'. Good luck and keep me informed; if you want to.

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Write down the name and any numbers from the front of the radio then write down the VIN and go to the dealer with proof of ownership and they will call for the code.

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Go this site it will help you

Get car ac system scanned. Might be an in car sensor fault

the headlamp fuses are in the fascia fuse box right or left lower a post depending on market as follows . f9 rh low f10 rh high f11 lh low f25 lh low all 10 amp hpoe this helps

Few things to check would be the battery, then the starter, and if that is good could be the crankshaft position sensor. Take it to a good mechanic if you don't know how to check these out as that would be the best bet. Good luck and hope this helps!

what are the codes? let me know and could try and help

likely to be paddle flap motor died, they used to be manual, so the vent is letting in cool air only, the flap changes position for the heat to enter, the flap on yours is not moving, so likely to be the motor

change the spark plug then check for water getting in to the engine control module/connector its under the plastic housings lh side looking sat in the drivers seat it was a common problem

Disconnect your battery for 3 minutes. If it doesn't. You need a scanner.

the main problem with that car is corroded wiring first thing to check is the wiring behind the front bumper liner and the wiring to the fan module take off the front bumper under liner easy to get to the connectors there is 2 connectors and a small harness to the engine bay fusebox