Quite a few issues - not sure where to start
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Ordered! Can't wait to replace the parts 
I'm waiting for my pliers so I can check the fuses in the meantime. Any idea where I can order a "Windshield heater relay" and a "Accessory power relay"?
I'm waiting for my pliers so I can check the fuses in the meantime. Any idea where I can order a "Windshield heater relay" and a "Accessory power relay"?
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I really wish you would have told me about the pulley a couple days ago. I bought pliers thinking I did not have a tool to pull them out with 
But yes, I checked both fuse boxes. Found only the two missing relays and the blown fuse for the fog lights.
But yes, I checked both fuse boxes. Found only the two missing relays and the blown fuse for the fog lights. 
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https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...-relay-119584/
windshield heater relay is for front heated windshield (standard on European and some other countries, but not U. S.) There are connections under the wiper cover if windshield is replaced and with this relay and 2 additional fuses for left and right, you can have electrically heated defrost that activates with the front defrost button that turns air to windshield on the interior. There's a thread here on adding it.
windshield heater relay is for front heated windshield (standard on European and some other countries, but not U. S.) There are connections under the wiper cover if windshield is replaced and with this relay and 2 additional fuses for left and right, you can have electrically heated defrost that activates with the front defrost button that turns air to windshield on the interior. There's a thread here on adding it.
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At the risk of stepping on JagV8's toes, as he is wealth of information to us all.
Were it my car; I would clear the codes with your shiny new code reader, wait and see if any new codes appear (CEL/MIL, etc.). then start tackling them one by one with the help of your fellow forum members.
Congrats on getting getting the vacuum leaks fixed!
Were it my car; I would clear the codes with your shiny new code reader, wait and see if any new codes appear (CEL/MIL, etc.). then start tackling them one by one with the help of your fellow forum members.
Congrats on getting getting the vacuum leaks fixed!
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I plugged my U480 OBDII reader in and came up with the following codes:
P0174
C1145
C1175
P1000 Pending
C1145 Pending
C1175 Pending
I then tried to clear the codes but came up with a "FAIL!" message. I am not sure where to go from here.
P0174
C1145
C1175
P1000 Pending
C1145 Pending
C1175 Pending
I then tried to clear the codes but came up with a "FAIL!" message. I am not sure where to go from here.
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I’m at bit of a loss here. I plugged the scanner in when the car was off, turned the car to “on”, started a scan, and the codes still won’t clear. Even when I tried to “hot” reset the codes by holding the scroll button.
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Drive cycle (I.e. Your p1000 = not complete, changes to p1111 when complete) have no bearing or influence on reading or clearing any other fault code(s). Read your instructions again. An OBD has no brains, it just does what you tell it to do.
The c codes are rh front and lh rear sensor problems. The p0174 is a too lean code.
The c codes are rh front and lh rear sensor problems. The p0174 is a too lean code.
Last edited by Dell Gailey; Feb 13, 2019 at 12:35 AM.