Code U0447 ?? Anyone have a clue?
u0447 is "Invalid Data Received From Gateway "A" - Invalid serial data received". The service manual goes on to say "The LIN to high speed CAN gateway has informed the engine control module of a failure." So, in short, you have a few data busses in the car. There are points where they cross over to exchange information. In your case, the LIN bus cannot talk to the ECU on the high speed CAN Bus. Now, this error is relating to the passive anti-theft system. So, not sure if this is going to help you narrow things down any. What you really need to do is connect the car up to a higher end code reader (probably one specifically designed for a Jaguar) as you will also find that the code will reader "U0477-XX" where the XX is going to be 2 numbers. This is going to point point the problem almost to a specific component as it is more detail about what the problem is.
Just to ask a probing question, have you had any work done in the dash recently? If so, I would start looking in that area first as that is the most likely place that you will find a problem.
Just to ask a probing question, have you had any work done in the dash recently? If so, I would start looking in that area first as that is the most likely place that you will find a problem.
Have you seen this thread?
Seems to indicate a problem with the start/stop system?
Not sure about that?
Start/Stop
Might also be caused by a low voltage condition.
But clear the code and drive some more to see if it repeats. Several cases of this just being a random code too.
So it might not be anything since you don't say you have any actual problems with the car?
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Seems to indicate a problem with the start/stop system?
Not sure about that?
Start/Stop
Might also be caused by a low voltage condition.
But clear the code and drive some more to see if it repeats. Several cases of this just being a random code too.
So it might not be anything since you don't say you have any actual problems with the car?
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i have same code on my jaguar, related to echo dash light always on.
jaguar dealership told me i have to replace the secondary battery
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u0447 is "Invalid Data Received From Gateway "A" - Invalid serial data received". The service manual goes on to say "The LIN to high speed CAN gateway has informed the engine control module of a failure." So, in short, you have a few data busses in the car. There are points where they cross over to exchange information. In your case, the LIN bus cannot talk to the ECU on the high speed CAN Bus. Now, this error is relating to the passive anti-theft system. So, not sure if this is going to help you narrow things down any. What you really need to do is connect the car up to a higher end code reader (probably one specifically designed for a Jaguar) as you will also find that the code will reader "U0477-XX" where the XX is going to be 2 numbers. This is going to point point the problem almost to a specific component as it is more detail about what the problem is.
Just to ask a probing question, have you had any work done in the dash recently? If so, I would start looking in that area first as that is the most likely place that you will find a problem.
Just to ask a probing question, have you had any work done in the dash recently? If so, I would start looking in that area first as that is the most likely place that you will find a problem.
Last edited by no1; Nov 7, 2023 at 12:36 PM.
no1, well "00" is not of any help as that is the default number that it will put in. From following what others have posted before you, it is sounding like you have an issue with the wiring for the second battery. I would check the ends that you should have taped up to ensure they are not grounding to the body of the car. From there, inspect the wiring for any damage from it not possibly being held in place and rubbing on something.
no1, well "00" is not of any help as that is the default number that it will put in. From following what others have posted before you, it is sounding like you have an issue with the wiring for the second battery. I would check the ends that you should have taped up to ensure they are not grounding to the body of the car. From there, inspect the wiring for any damage from it not possibly being held in place and rubbing on something.
It may be those codes imply your car's software (aka calibration) is newer than the SDD you have and thus it doesn't know what they mean.
P167F being a P1 code is make-specific so don't look it up on general web sites - it's Jaguar-only and may well be your car-only or at least your model-only.
Of course they can be garbage if poor electrical power is involved.
P167F being a P1 code is make-specific so don't look it up on general web sites - it's Jaguar-only and may well be your car-only or at least your model-only.
Of course they can be garbage if poor electrical power is involved.
It may be those codes imply your car's software (aka calibration) is newer than the SDD you have and thus it doesn't know what they mean.
P167F being a P1 code is make-specific so don't look it up on general web sites - it's Jaguar-only and may well be your car-only or at least your model-only.
Of course they can be garbage if poor electrical power is involved.
P167F being a P1 code is make-specific so don't look it up on general web sites - it's Jaguar-only and may well be your car-only or at least your model-only.
Of course they can be garbage if poor electrical power is involved.
external power source is always hooked up when running SDD with a constant 13.4V, not a charger or a pulsating currant
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