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Posted on Jul 26, 2008

Abs code c1234 jaguar x type

I changed the right abs sensor and didnt solve the problem

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Had a similar problem with left abs. Garage eventually found that the notched ring on the CVJ was broken giving a false ABS reading (and warning light on). Replaced the CVJ (ring cannot be replaced independantly).
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