2003 Jaguar XKR
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welcome the forum. please use a more descriptive subject line in the future. from other cars, hot temperature airbag lights are often caused by a bad acceleration sensor. a high level scanner along with proper testing procedure will identify if this is the exact problem. there is probably a permanent air-bag code for your issue that is stored. a high level scanner is needed to access it.
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The supercharged is not lit, it is just painted on the dial.
The airbag codes are one of the few things you can get without a scanner. Linked in the sticky on the main page: Air Bag 'Flashing' Codes straight from a Jaguar TSB (in pdf)
This won't tell you how to fix it or let you clear the code, but should at least tell you which sensor is the problem.
The airbag codes are one of the few things you can get without a scanner. Linked in the sticky on the main page: Air Bag 'Flashing' Codes straight from a Jaguar TSB (in pdf)
This won't tell you how to fix it or let you clear the code, but should at least tell you which sensor is the problem.
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Actually it isn't a code... Just when I drive it and it's very hot here in Las Vegas after 10 or 15 minutes of driving the airbag light will be begin flashing and then we'll stay illuminated
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