Transmission/shifting issue in 1st gear
Hello, I have a 2009 jaguar XF. It has 81,000 miles and I haven't had it for a year yet. When I floored it today, I noticed the shifting is messed up. This happens if I'm in Drive, Sport Mode, or Manual Mode. It will accelerate as normal, then suddenly it stops, the RPMs shoot way down, a light flickers on, then it suddenly shoots back up and shifts as normal.
So, what kind of problem am I looking at? Transmission? Something else? Serious, or not so serious?
Any help is appreciated!
I made a video, here's the link:
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So, what kind of problem am I looking at? Transmission? Something else? Serious, or not so serious?
Any help is appreciated!
I made a video, here's the link:
https://*******/seXD
Last edited by xzero1134; Mar 19, 2015 at 08:26 PM.
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Hard to tell what you are doing with the accelerator there, but it looks more like an engine management issue to me. You need to get the codes from the "flickering light" to know what's going on.
Hard to tell what you are doing with the accelerator there, but it looks more like an engine management issue to me. You need to get the codes from the "flickering light" to know what's going on.
Agreed I don't necessarily think that's a trans issue. Engine could be cutting power, injector not firing, ignition misfire, etc. that could all make you think it's a trans issue. As noted above what light turned on? If it was a check engine light run the codes with a OBD scanner.
The light only flickered the once. And yes, I kept my foot the floor the whole time. It doesn't act like this at moderate/slow acceleration.
Oh well I'm taking it to a Jag dealer to find out. I was warned about Jags being expensive to fix, so I'm a little terrified about it. Especially engine.
Oh well I'm taking it to a Jag dealer to find out. I was warned about Jags being expensive to fix, so I'm a little terrified about it. Especially engine.
What light was flickering? If you were trying to spin the tires the traction light would flicker which is normal.
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The light only flickered the once. And yes, I kept my foot the floor the whole time. It doesn't act like this at moderate/slow acceleration.
Oh well I'm taking it to a Jag dealer to find out. I was warned about Jags being expensive to fix, so I'm a little terrified about it. Especially engine.
Oh well I'm taking it to a Jag dealer to find out. I was warned about Jags being expensive to fix, so I'm a little terrified about it. Especially engine.
Seriously? How can anyone tell you how long a piece of string is? I didn't see a light and I don't see a check-engine light that would give you a code. Take it to the dealer for a diagnostic and report back with their thoughts.
Well, the problem is fixed. And I did nothing, it just doesn't do it anymore. So I have no idea if I have a problem or not, or if it'll do it again.
The car is a 2009 with 82,000 miles. Is my car getting to the age where I might have to start worrying about mechanical issues? Is it maybe a good idea to look into a newer model?
The car is a 2009 with 82,000 miles. Is my car getting to the age where I might have to start worrying about mechanical issues? Is it maybe a good idea to look into a newer model?
Well, the problem is fixed. And I did nothing, it just doesn't do it anymore. So I have no idea if I have a problem or not, or if it'll do it again.
The car is a 2009 with 82,000 miles. Is my car getting to the age where I might have to start worrying about mechanical issues? Is it maybe a good idea to look into a newer model?
The car is a 2009 with 82,000 miles. Is my car getting to the age where I might have to start worrying about mechanical issues? Is it maybe a good idea to look into a newer model?
Well, the problem is fixed. And I did nothing, it just doesn't do it anymore. So I have no idea if I have a problem or not, or if it'll do it again.
The car is a 2009 with 82,000 miles. Is my car getting to the age where I might have to start worrying about mechanical issues? Is it maybe a good idea to look into a newer model?
The car is a 2009 with 82,000 miles. Is my car getting to the age where I might have to start worrying about mechanical issues? Is it maybe a good idea to look into a newer model?
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