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1997 jag 3.2 immobiliser won't deactivate when key in ignition

If I disconnect the battery for 3 mins the central locking works then car starts as soon as I lock it again with key it won't start

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I'd take to a jag specialist as they will know the exact alarm jaguar used on your model as they use a lot of other make equipment and you do need to know jags to get the right part for the particular vehicle, you could try a jaguer forum as these places are full of info like that

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 14, 2008

SOURCE: Immobiliser light flashing and car

Hello, do you know what the locksmith did to get the code on your key? Did anything else flash on the screen when the car would not start. My car is doing the same thing, and my Jaguar dealer is 200 miles away. My screen is showing [Engine Fault, Transmission Fault and DSC Fault]. Any help would be greatly appreciated..

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 29, 2009

SOURCE: central locking automaticly locks its self when on x type jag

door jamb switch

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  • Posted on Jun 24, 2011

SOURCE: hi, i changed battery on a 1997 3.2 sports xj6,now

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Check the voltage of the battery first. Use a voltmeter and test the battery. You should get a reading of 12v or higher. Next is to check the terminals of the battery. Both terminals should be clean and connections are tight.

If everything is ok. Check the the dash lights. Do you have lights under the dashboard? Are you getting clicking sound when you try to attempt to start your engine.

Please let me know if you need further assistance.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Oct 28, 2012

SOURCE: I have a Jag X-type 2004. All console lights come on but engine won't start. Just get clicking sounds and doors trying to lock/unlock.

Replace the battery in the remote.

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