Does AutoZone do transmission codes?
Autozone sells parts, their employees sell parts. They are not auto technicians. They will scan the computer system and if there is a transmission code they should send you to have it properly diagnosed by an auto technician that is trained for those types of problems.
Why does the Check Engine light come on on a Jaguar?
The check engine light on a Jaguar can come on for something as simple as a loose gas cap, but it can also be an indication of a serious engine problem. In this guide, you will learn about common problems that cause the Jaguar check engine light to stay on and how to diagnose the problem yourself.
What does a flashing check engine light mean?
Jaguar Check Engine Light On / Restricted performance mode A flashing check engine light denotes a critical fault. As a safety measure, the ECU defaults to limp mode so that the driver can get to a dealer, service shop, or another safe place. The engine power is reduced, the engine may shake, which is due to the engine misfiring.
Where do you find the cod codes on a Jaguar XJ?
Locate the diagnostic port under the dashboard. Connect your OBD-II scanner and turn on the ignition. Turn on your OBD-II scanner and select Jaguar from the main menu. Select your model. Select the Powertrain Control Module. Scroll down to Read Codes. Select Read Codes and write down all the codes that come up. Research each cod that comes up.
Is there an engine malfunction light on my Jaguar X-type?
I have a 2002 Jaguar x-Type. The “Engine malfunction” light has come on and has been on for a few months. The car has been performing fine so far. I wonder what this could be indicating.
What are the codes on a Jaguar X-type?
Upon my return home, I went to Autozone to have the codes read and there were p0300, p0301, p0302, p0303, p0305, p0420, p0430 and p1316. With this combination of codes indicating a misfire and NO p0304, I figured that this was caused by the Seafoam (injector cleaning). Is my logic sound?
Where is the IMTs on a Jaguar X-type?
I then broke out my can of starting fluid, started the engine and begin to spray. I sprayed the IMTs, the pipe to the brake booster, the other hose that comes off top of the throttle body (TB) and the PVC hose, to no avail. So I removed the TB to take a look around and WALLA!