Abs fault and cruise not available
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Hi
I have a 2005 S type 3.0 Jag. It was parked for a few weeks as i was on vacation and when i came back and started it got an abs fault and cruise not available warning. Funny thing is if i drive it for a while and switch off and restart the warning ges away. Any idea what is happening to my beloved baby.
Any advise is welcome
Regards
Alzy
I have a 2005 S type 3.0 Jag. It was parked for a few weeks as i was on vacation and when i came back and started it got an abs fault and cruise not available warning. Funny thing is if i drive it for a while and switch off and restart the warning ges away. Any idea what is happening to my beloved baby.
Any advise is welcome
Regards
Alzy
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Hey guys
This is my first post .... hope it works !! I have the same fault with my 1999 S-Type, 177K on the clock ... I love this car but to be honist is now costing me money each week with different faults. I have only had it 4 months & warranty just run out. Anyway, not the handbrake light has come on too.
I have taken all four wheels off & must admit there was water in the front two sensor housings, blew it out with compressed air, the back two are open to air although i did clean the teeth on the gear, still faulting, not got home today after going out for a few hrs & the blumin boot wont open without using the key, not by remote or by the switch in the cabin. GRRRrrrrrr...... me finks water has got into the electrics somewhere, oh & have checked the fuse, tis ok.
This is my first post .... hope it works !! I have the same fault with my 1999 S-Type, 177K on the clock ... I love this car but to be honist is now costing me money each week with different faults. I have only had it 4 months & warranty just run out. Anyway, not the handbrake light has come on too.
I have taken all four wheels off & must admit there was water in the front two sensor housings, blew it out with compressed air, the back two are open to air although i did clean the teeth on the gear, still faulting, not got home today after going out for a few hrs & the blumin boot wont open without using the key, not by remote or by the switch in the cabin. GRRRrrrrrr...... me finks water has got into the electrics somewhere, oh & have checked the fuse, tis ok.
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Hey alzy
Dont think its your battery at fault, although probably not the full quid, my car has basically the same problem but I have a new battery ( 2months old ), im swinging towards a faulty sensor , gut dont know how to test it without the electronic reader, I do have an OBD11 scanner but it only does engine not chassis or sensor faults.
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BanHugs
Dont think its your battery at fault, although probably not the full quid, my car has basically the same problem but I have a new battery ( 2months old ), im swinging towards a faulty sensor , gut dont know how to test it without the electronic reader, I do have an OBD11 scanner but it only does engine not chassis or sensor faults.
Regards
BanHugs
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