I've just had the battery out on my 2008 RHD X Type 2.2T Sovereign Estate.

When the battery was out I noticed a two pin connector that looks as though it has snapped off another cable.

It is located just behind the battery and has two wires one BLUE and the other GREEN/BLUE.

The connector is marked 966405-1 PBT-GF10 but I don't know if this is Jaguar marking.

Everything seems to work, its just that the connector has remnants of wires hanging out of its free end.

 

It connects to the transit relay. The one that keeps the battery fully charged by disconnecting the battery when new. Its removed before sold and that connector plugs into the reciever on the bottom of the battery box in the middle of the box firewall side.
Either that or its the electric supercharger connector and your engine is down on power

 

UK 2.2TDi doesn't have a supercharger. As nothing appears to NOT WORK it must be the transit relay as you suggest. I'm waiting for the wiring diagrams just to confirm it.

 

It is the transit relay, the supercharger comment was a joke.

 

LOL SORRY Andy, I forget that my second language often doesnt translate many times overseas. I try to only speak English when discussing stuff outside the US and leave out my second language, sarcasm. Or light hearted humor as I like to refer to it

 

But I was told Americans don't do sarcasm!!

 

I just thought I would check as you Americans do have some rather daft emission laws out there.

 

Noooooooo, we don't do sarcasm at all, ever.... what do you mean?

 

Come on Andy they are not daft, someone has to take the lead in the battle against global warming.

 

>someone has to take the lead in the battle against global warming.

Actually I'd prefer if the New Zealanders could stop all their sheep from farting...
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Aw hell i guess this thread went to the shyter

 

Don't know why but the current Ford Engine can beat the emission laws in California without a cat. Emission laws state that all vehicles must be fitted with a cat which is actually counter productive.

 

I work at Jaguar, we are trying to break away from the old Ford Engine.

 

Which old Ford engine was that?