Top 20 2004 Jaguar X-Type - Page 6 Questions & Answers

no you only have to change that one

I had that happen a couple of times. Once it was as simple as the battery. The next time I wasn't so lucky as it was the fuel pump. How this helps

Not sure here but i would imagine you would need to drop the subframe to remove the gearbox ,now i would imagine it would be easier to lift the whole lump out in one go rather than trying to pull the box on its own

have a look behind the panel inside the glove box there is a fuse box i am sure it is in there

Not a fuse. Condensation on window indicates plugged heater core or heater core needs replaced.Also check for bad headgasket.

It is on the back side of air filter It will have a red and blue wire connecting to it. You cant miss itOnly one in front of the intake.

it has abs and how did you bleed it. abs has to bled with the pressure in the system with no power on

the way I do it in my shop is leave the throttle body on the motor and open throttle door and spray some intake cleaner in there and then start it. do not use carb cleaner

is there any warning light or any fault come on the screen in dash stating about?Check if you can the fuel filter or the fuel rail ?

Normally it is a spring clip that is hinged in the middle and you pull the 2 ends togeather and lift back. IT clips in to 2 little recesses in the refelector housing

Replace the battery in the remote.

no,check engine light is only to indicate emissions or other problems under the hood and has no communication with your breaking system

Whenever this warning light or any other stays on in the dash it is indicating that the systems control module (or the system sensor in the case of lights like low oil pressure, door open indicators etc.) has detected a fault, it then disables the system (this applies to ABS,TCS, TCM, SRS and BCM faults and others) as long as the light is on. You must now have the dealer hook up a special electronic diagnostic tool and "scan" the system for the fault code that is stored for the problem(s)

Legend of Abbreviations. ABS Antilock brake system.TCS Traction control system, TCM Transmission control module, SRS Supplemental restraint system, BCM Body control module

tracktion control.

We need to know the model of the car. I know that the early 1990's 525i sedans have their batteries under the back seat. Random, right? Send us the model and we'll give you an answer! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------ford vcm

Is it your belts squelling?Maybe your belt needs replaced.

If you push the boot release button, and the number plate lights flicker, you have a chafed earth. Common, and has caught me a couple of times. Punch through the ski bag in the rear seat. Reach in to either side for the seat release cables. Pull and release the seat. Drop the seat then drop the second seat. Now lie on your belly and crawl into the boot to dismantle the boot release cover. Pull the arm and open the boot. Now you can work properly. With the boot lid up, release the cable guide on the left, and look for a chafed wire. fix it. While you are at it, fix a bike brake cable to the lock mechanism and run it to somewhere you can access it with the seats up, so that if it goes again, you can just pull the cable.

thats a readiness code for the car it is a self check code making sure the car has no codes as you park the car.It is nothing to worry about.You will also see a p1000 code which is basicly the same thing

It could be the rack and pinion steering unit. There is valving in the internals to move the control rods in and out of the main fixture. It could be that the seals on the rod or the shaft is irregular when moved for a left turn. This would allow for perfect performance straight ahead or when the rod is extended for a right turn. If the unit is binding on a left turn, the pump may go into bypass mode and make sounds as the pressure modulates. It is also possible that the Ball joints on the left side are bad and require more effort for the rack and pinion to move. This would cause the pump to work harder.

dash lights or the marker lights ?? would help if knew what lights were playing up