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Old 01-31-2019, 02:19 PM
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Hi all,

I have been following this website for a few weeks now, since I bought my jag. Here's where I currently stand.

Fault Codes:
  • C1145 - Wheel speed from right input circuit failure
  • C1175 - Wheel speed rear left input - circuit failure.
  • P1260 - Security Input
  • P1582 - Flight recorder data is stored
  • P1629 - Generator front right line failure
  • C1175 - Wheel speed rear left input - circuit failure
  • C1234 - Front right wheel speed signal comparison fault
  • U2197 - Invalid vehicle speed data
  • U2200 - Invalid data for rolling odometer count
  • B1202 - Fuel sender: circuit open
  • B1317 - Battery voltage high
  • B1205 - Switch-1 assembly circuit failure
  • B1318 - Battery voltage low
  • U2510 - CAN - invalid data for vehicle security
  • U1900 - CAN communications bus fault
  • U2511 - CAN - data mis-match (receive data does not match expected)
  • B2879 - Fuel tank jet pump fault
  • B1259 - Solar radiation sensor- circuit open
  • B1262 - Defrost servo motor - circuit failure
  • B1239 - Air flow blend door actuator - circuit failure
  • B1263 - Vent servo motor - circuit failure
  • B1242 - Recirculating air flow door actuator - circuit failure
  • B2308 - In car temperature sensor inlet motor failure
  • B1676 - Battery voltage out of range
  • B2496 - Anti-theft horn circuit - short to ground
  • C1445 - Speed vehicle signal circuit failure
  • B2555 - Courtesy lamp circuit - short to battery
  • B2290 - Occupant classification system status, front passenger side
Messages:
  • DSC System Fault: Consistently
  • Low Temperature: Consistently (This one may just be operating normal. I'm from the Midwest so it is cold outside)
  • Cruise not available: Sometimes (Although cruise never works properly)
Dash Lights:
  • Check Engine: ON
  • ABS: ON
Issues I have noticed while driving:
  • Brakes are sometimes stiff to push when it's cold. This usually goes away after a few minutes of driving.
  • Idle is a little rough when the brakes are stiff
  • For the first time today, I could not go past 3000 rpm when entering the highway. I had to pull over, wait a second, then I was able to climb past 3000 rpm. I did not have a problem after that.
There's also an acidic odor in the coolant. The only maintenance I have done since buying this car (I bought this car a few weeks ago) is replacing the battery. I have not been able to read the codes since I changed the battery. I received a P1000 code which means I have to run a series of tasks to reset the codes.

So at this point I am not sure where to start. I bought this car for $2200 and I am starting my first year of graduate school, so I would like for it to last the entire duration. I want to do the repairs myself to minimize cost.

If someone could provide some guidance I would be incredibly grateful.
 

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Old 01-31-2019, 02:54 PM
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did someone fry all the electrics?
obviously a new battery is a must and you already got that.

id check all the fuses aswell because maybe they could have been fried. its a long shot but some problems could be that easy

maybe change the wheel speed sensors first and that will be 4 problems gone
 
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Old 01-31-2019, 03:34 PM
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Regardless of whatever else may be found, the most likely culprit for this unbelievably long list of faults is the battery itself. A battery below its full charge level will cause multiple random faults in these cars. Make sure the battery is new and fully charged (they are very rarely fully charged when installed), clear the codes (as many as can be cleared by your OBDII unit) and see what happens
 
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Old 01-31-2019, 03:41 PM
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I have absolutely no tools so I ordered a pair of long-nose pliers to remove fuses. Once I have the pliers I will check the fuses. The R2 and R4 relays are missing. R2 = Windshield heater relay and R4 = Accessory Power Relay.

So far I have:
  1. Replace R2 and R4 Relay's
  2. Replace all wheel speed sensors
  3. Change Coolant
 
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Old 01-31-2019, 03:52 PM
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Just a suggestion, update your signature with info = year, engine, etc. It helps others to assist you. Example = fuses, different location and number pre 2004+ to after 2004+. And a genuine OBD reader is nearly a must when owning these cars. I bought one that was supposed to be a Foseal but was a clone knockoff and didn't work. Fought with vendor it was even advertised as a V 2.0 (mfg year determines version) & was a V 1.5 to return and get refund.

Btw, your Graduate program @ Friends by chance?
 

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I just took the car to AutoZone and the codes they came up with were:

P0174 - System Too Lean (Bank 2)
P1000
 
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Old 01-31-2019, 06:16 PM
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P0174 nearly always a vacuum leak. Do a search for where/how to find/fix.

P1000 is just drive cycles not yet completed. It will turn to P1111 if cycles completed and no failures (like a reoccurring P0174, etc.).
 
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So since this most recent code scan did not show anything with the speed sensors I should hold off on buying the speed sensors? Correct?
 
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Those codes could have been old. It's always better with a new (to you) car to clear codes, see what shows up and go from there.

Most common vacuum leaks =





 

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Old 02-01-2019, 10:23 AM
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Any idea why my jag could not go past 3000 rpm yesterday? I pulled over, waited a sec, then it was ok.
 
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Hi There,
More than likely the car dropped into Limp Home Mode. This can be induced I believe by the Trouble Code P0174 AutoZone got for you. After the suggested repairs have been made get that code cleared and see if theres and recurrence.
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I just checked under the hood and this is what I found. Comments on each individual photo is under the intended photo.

Something leaking down by breather hose?

This was loose so I tightened it.

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Valve appears to be cracked in the middle and leaking on one end.

Cracked and chipped valve.

Leak down by the breathing hose.
 
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Old 02-01-2019, 11:57 AM
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As others have stated a code reader is a must have for working on these cars. I bought mine from Autozone for $60.00 and it works like a charm.
 
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Yup, even though you have the better ribbed replacement hose on the PCV, if you can hear air it needs attention. The cracked and leaking brake booster valve needs replacing. To remove it from the throttle body, you press down on the OUTER ring and it releases the pipe (not the metal ring). Those are 2 of the few most common vacuum leaks as noted above. An easy test is start cold car (because you don't want heat with this), spray a touch of starter fluid (hence not hot car, lol) @ each of the areas that I posted as possible vacuum leaks. You'll hear the idle change if there is a problem.



Also an f.y.i. Last post =

https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...leaning-78380/
 
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Damn!! Found one hell of a deal on a new brake booster, usually in the $60 range.

 
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Wow!! Just snagged one up. Thank you
 
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I did the starter fluid test and found a definite leak where the brake valve is cracked and leaking. When I sprayed the starter fluid on the base of the breather hose, where the breather hose is leaking, I heard a "pop". I'm not sure what that means. It means there's a leak, correct? I posted a pic where I sprayed on the breather hose.

 
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