Dear community

X350 - Display: "Config D"

I found different information
"Config D" = Driver Door Control Module
"Config D" = Driver Seat Control modules

What is right?

 

Extract from Electrical Guide

Control Module Acronyms

ASCM Adaptive Speed Control Module ASM Air Suspension Module AUDIO Audio Unit CCM Climate Control Module CPM Cellular Phone Module DDM Driver Door Module DSCM Dynamic Stability Control Module DSM Driver Seat Module ECM Engine Control Module FEM Front Electronic Module HLM Headlamp Leveling Module IC Instrument Cluster JGM J-Gate Module MCP Multimedia Control Panel NCM Navigation Control Module PAM Parking Aid Module PBM Parking Brake Module RCM Restraints Control Module RCCM Rear Climate Control Module REM Rear Electronic Module RMM Rear Memory Module SCLM Steering Column Lock Module


AFIK config D refers to the ECM or part thereof

 

thanks for the fast information

I sorted the abbreviations to have a better overview

1. ASCM Adaptive Speed Control Module
2. ASM Air Suspension Module AUDIO Audio Unit
3. CCM Climate Control Module
4. CPM Cellular Phone Module
5. DDM Driver Door Module
6. DSCM Dynamic Stability Control Module
7. DSM Driver Seat Module
8. ECM Engine Control Module
9. FEM Front Electronic Module
10. HLM Headlamp Leveling Module
11. IC Instrument Cluster
12. JGM J-Gate Module
13. MCP Multimedia Control Panel
14. NCM Navigation Control Module
15. PAM Parking Aid Module
16. PBM Parking Brake Module
17. RCM Restraints Control Module
18. RCCM Rear Climate Control Module
19. REM Rear Electronic Module
20. RMM Rear Memory Module
21. SCLM Steering Column Lock Module

you say "config d" affects the ECM module

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But in there is a different list
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...solved-102871/

A= ABS Control Module
B= Body Processor Module
D=Driver Seat Control Module
E=Engine Control Module
I=Instrument Pack
K=Passenger Rear Door Control Module
P=Passenger Seat Control Module
R=Driver Rear Door Control Module
S=Security and Locking Control Module
T=Transmission Control Module
DD=Driver Door Control Module
PD=Passenger Door Control Module

source
http://www.jagrepair.com/images/TSB/...93%20PECUS.pdf

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and different again, the message is described here
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...-again-124780/

Driver door module failures

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Now I have three very different statements

"Config d"
a) ECM Engine Control Module
b) Driver Seat Control Module
c) Driver door module failures

Of course, this does not make sense.
Possibly affected the statements of different versions of the years of construction?

My cat is an X350 from May 2003
so a very early production
As far as I know, the electrical system was changed very much from 2004

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And I apologize for my English ... I'm from Deuschland

 

"Config D is the REM. I had this a while back and fixed it by re-flashing both the ECU and REM"


the above is from post who does not read this forum anymore but has very good technical expertise in my opinion
and he has actually fixed the problem that you have.
Use an independent mechanic to do re flash if you can if not you will have to use a dealer but BEWARE since
they can be very incompetent

 

SDD will tell you which module needs to be programmed. Not sure which of the lesser OBD readers/clones will do that.

 

I try this one
I hope for a few more information

https://de.aliexpress.com/item/10050...yAdapt=glo2deu

 

That is an unauthorized clone! May work may not. DO NOT TRY TO PROGRAM ANY MODULES WITH IT!!! I would not touch it with the proverbial ten foot pole.

 

For some reason you didn't tell us the backstory. Config D is a fatal error in an ECU that has essentially lost its identification data.

This often happens when someone tries to coding with an non genuine OBD device. If e.g. car access data is read out in order to program new key transponders and the write back procedure fails because the interface is unsuitable or no voltage retention was connected.

Fritz

 

So ... since the "Cofing D" error has no obvious effects on something except that the flashing ad is annoying, I have ignored the problem first .. that is always easy ... or the old green car belongs to my wife anyway And I can only repair it ...

An acquaintance who had learned at Jaguar and still works occasionally, once asked old experienced colleagues and I also searched on the net every now and then

Everything "rumors" ... nobody knows what
e.g.

- Error engine control unit => New flash required

or
-Driver driver-door module => replace required

or
- Bus between the control units => what does nobody know

or
- .... ?? ... ??

That sounds like despair with the experts

On the recommendation from the forum I have now bought a "icarsoft cr pro diagnostic device" for € 270 .. thanks "Mars63"
Amazon ... without advertising .. but if it doesn't help back without any problems

Just sat in the car for 1/2 h .. the device connected and the diagnosis runs to read the operating instructions ..
=> some errors found .. Everything that is reset can be deleted on errors ...
First disappointed that nothing happens ... still flashes

Then the engine out .. and newly left ... and surprise => everything is good!

I don't know which of the approx. 20 errors that was now. I don't care either

The diagnostic device is of course not sent back. 270 € for the "repair" of an error where the experts at Jaguar received gray hair alone when describing the description, I find more than cheap.

Let's see if this is sustainable ...
10 km driven ... 3-4-5 times the engine restarted .. Everything is good until now

What did I learn ... do something better than ask too many questions

 

Sorry, but my first thought on seeing "Config D" was... Drifting a big Jag?!?!?

 

For future reference - PECUS Config messages:
I Instrument Pack
D Driver Seat Control Module
R Driver Rear Door Control Module
P Passenger Seat Control Module
S Security and Locking Control Module
B Body Processor Module
K Passenger Rear Door Control Module
E Engine Control Module
DD Driver Door Control Module
A ABS Control Module
PD Passenger Door Control Module
T Transmission Control Module

 

There also is

"Config F". "F" is the Front Electronic Module (FEM).

Best regards,

Thomas