Where is the vcm button on my 1994 jaguar xj6

With the car in key position 2, the position right before you turn it to start, hit the VCM button on the right trip meter, you will get a code.

Blown fuse. Turn key to position ii, then hit the VCM button, it will tell you which side. 1 drivers, 2 passengers fuse boxes

a fuse is blown press the vcm button and it will tell you which fuse

this has to do with the engines ability to warm up and meter the fuel. either the thermostat is sticking or the coolant temp sensor is out of range. there are 2 of them at least, one for the guage and one for the pcm. if you find it is the t-stat sticking, replace with jaguar parts.

my manual says fuel fail 14 deals with yourr coolant temperature sensor is no in operating range

code 24 is the ignition amplifier circuit

The PAO you see on your dash in the VCM (Vehicle Condition Monitor) *is really* -PAD-.

I had the same beacon on my 1991 XJ6, it refers to the brake pads being worn.

Fuse 3 is a notice that there is a misbehaving fuse in your 3rd fuse box, which is located inside the center console (armrest)

Best of Luck!
JeremyM

You can only retrieve the vcm read out code when that car was run, turned off and then the ignition is on(not running), then oush VCM and the code will flash - "fuel failure 69" or something like that. (SOME CODES LIKE 69 ARE ERRONEOUS CODES AND SHOULD BE RESET)What you can do is disconnect the battery for 45 seconds to reset the code and if it comes back on then there is an issue.
You can email me the code and I will tell you what it is [email protected]
BEFORE YOU DISCONNECT THE BATTERY MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE RADIO CODE, IF NOT THEN EMAIL ME AND I WILL SHOW YOU ANOTHER WAY TO RESET THE LIGHT.

this is the most common error code, just means the one of the nods in fuel pump misfired, on every model other than the ones for usa market, after clearing the error code on vcm the check engine light would reset. for our cars its programmed to stay on.
also get fail 17 fuel 17 same thing
it will not effect the running of the car or its performance
may run a little rich

sounds like a swedish impòrt where the lights stay on all the time.