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Old 01-07-2009, 10:44 AM
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The most common failure on these is the control module. I would have the codes read first.
 
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I have the same problem. Any place (shop) when it's possible get the codes?
If the problem is the control module, what is the alternative to repair/change or delete this from my dash?
 
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As you're in PR, easiest may be to buy an elm327 from ebay or elsewhere (about USD 20).
 
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Have you checked the obvious yet?
Make sure all of your sensors are in good working order?

Did you have this problem before you bought the car?
what has changed? IE new brake pads, slammed into a pothole?
 
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Hi, Mafioso (Como estas??)

The sensors look good. I only change the brake pads, but the start before break pad change!!..

The ABS light is ON and the Traction Control Fault. What next??
 
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Hi, jagV8
I have this usb to OBDII scanner (from ebay), but not read this codes... any tricks or need other software to see the ABS sensors??

What next?
 
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Depends on your car details - which you could usefully add to your signature.
 
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jagv8... Signature done....
 
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As you have engine-related codes too, ignore the brake codes for now.
hmm... you have quite a few codes so could you have a failing battery? It's the usual cause. The next cause is water in the trunk (here we say boot). Check it's not wet or damp near the spare tire (tyre) / battery / fuse box / modules in there.
 
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As you have engine-related codes too, ignore the brake codes for now.
hmm... you have quite a few codes so could you have a failing battery? It's the usual cause. The next cause is water in the trunk (here we say boot). Check it's not wet or damp near the spare tire (tyre) / battery / fuse box / modules in there.

x2 that would be next on my list to check.
 
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JAGV8
I found water in the boot (trunk) in the past, but corrected and actually is dry!!
 
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No, codes!!! I run the car and verify the codes... the only one is the P0795... but it's new and in the other post people says me is a transmission problem...

But, what happen with the traction control system?
 
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Old 11-18-2010, 06:07 PM
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The TC could be caused by a jerky gearbox, maybe. TC/ABS/DSC has its own module and you need a dealer-type tool to read it. If the P0795 persists I think you'll be overhauling the gearbox (fairly cheap).
 
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This has been very well covered. Please do a search!!
Check this thread out and note Brutals answer. He is a Jaguar Factory tech.

https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/s...ad.php?t=26722
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