Power when out while driving 1999 XJ6 VAN DE PLAS
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First of all, is the car an XJ8 or XJ6? There is no 1999 XJ6 so it has to be one or the other. Second, was he messing with the ABS Wheel Speed Sensor while changing the breaks? it might be triggering the Traction Control to kick in while driving? Third, any lights on the dash? does this happen at a certain speed or engine speed rpm? Are you driving aggressively at stops to trigger the ASC/Trac?
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First of all, is the car an XJ8 or XJ6? There is no 1999 XJ6 so it has to be one or the other. Second, was he messing with the ABS Wheel Speed Sensor while changing the breaks? it might be triggering the Traction Control to kick in while driving? Third, any lights on the dash? does this happen at a certain speed or engine speed rpm? Are you driving aggressively at stops to trigger the ASC/Trac?
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I suspect 2 things, ...a possible key module reader failure...or bad battery cable.
Does the engine turn over or are you not getting anything when inserting the key into the ignition? Do you have 2 keys and have you tried them both?
Have you checked the battery, how old is it? Is there any corrosion on it or the cables. Corrosion is a murder suspect for these cars and will kill their ability to function properly.
Does the engine turn over or are you not getting anything when inserting the key into the ignition? Do you have 2 keys and have you tried them both?
Have you checked the battery, how old is it? Is there any corrosion on it or the cables. Corrosion is a murder suspect for these cars and will kill their ability to function properly.
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