SOURCE: suspension system 2003 X Type
That all depends on if you have the comfort or the sport suspension. The sport is a bit stiffer, and the comfort is pretty floaty. Now, repair shops will tell you that you need to replace the shocks every 50,000 miles, however they should be good for at least 100,000 miles. But, how to tell. There are 3 items to check- how much "dive" does your front end have when you brake? If it is significant, then you might be due. The opposite is true when accelerating off the line. Finally, push down on the front and back end with your hands, and if it bounces straight up, then you should still be good on your shocks.
If you have rattles from the shocks, either the mounts or the shocks themselves might be bad. You want to replace the shocks in either case.
Note, that replacing the shocks on the X Type is extremely expensive.
SOURCE: Traction Warning Light & ABS light on.
one of your wheel sensors are bad. if you go to napa they will let you use a code reader for free and that will tell you which wheel it is and you can replace that sensor. they are kinda expensive @ around 100 bucks a piece.
SOURCE: 2005 Saturn Vue Fog Lights and Instrument Panel do not illuminate
Try pulling the fuse for the DRL (daytime running lights.)
SOURCE: s type jag 2003 abs warning light on dash board is
Check your brake fluid level first. If it is fine then you probably have a bad abs brake sensor.
SOURCE: 1999 jag xj8 ... where is ABS control module/pump
u have to change the wheelbearing the sensor in there u can have it scaned to find out what wheelbearing it is.goodluck
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