2003 Jaguar S-Type "faults" Questions

Engine system fault,park brake faultengine system fault, park brake fault & dsc not avilable lights were flashing which caused the car to completly loose power. how do i fix or reset this fault ...

Please help: "DSC not available, Gearbox Fault, ABS fault, park brake fault" 2003 S-type I was out of town for 1 week. My car was in my garage port the whole time. I went to start it up and the engine

dsc system fault message I got a dsc system fault message today while driving. what are the solutions I have a dcs system fault and a transmisson fault on my 2003 xtype jagaur and now the car does not

My 2204 jaguar s-type v6 with 115,000 miles has the amber engine fault icon on. The car is driving normal. What is causing the light to stay on all of asudden? you may find this light comes on and ...

...has occurred. The recorded fault will be visible if you have the codes read. One of the most common faults is the MAF (mass air flow sensor) this sometimes shows a wrong reading and logs as a fault, ...

parkbrake fault jaguar s type parkbrake workes but comes up on dashboard parkbrake fault check wiring and connector above rear subframe it can rub through on subframe and short out if poss.check dtc,s

engine system fault,park brake fault engine system fault, park brake fault & dsc not avilable lights were flashing which caused the car to completly loose power. could this be a recall problem? 4 ...

cats fault and misfire wots the fault have you got any fault codes out of the system? the normal cause of poor running and misfires are the on plug coils. the cat system will report a a misfire to the

2003 Jaguar s-type 4.2 -- Engine fault, parking brake fault and DSL fault- when slowing down and goes into limp mode. Have to shut off engine and restart. does this every couple of months or so and it

Parking Brake Fault light is coming on? I reset the battery and it keeps coming on. It starts with the "apply parking brake" light and then when you take off, it goes to a parking brake fault? Please ...