Today I noticed a yellow warning light was on and I didn't recognize it. Unfortunately my owners' manual is at home so I'm asking the collective instead... ;-)

It's a "snow flake" shaped light located just between the engine temp gauge and the tach. Can someone tell me what it is? Is it a "slippery" conditions warning? That would be kind of strange since it was about 40 F when I left home this morning so it was well above freezing. The light stayed on all the way to work by which time it was in the high 40s.

Thanks
================================================
Jaguar: Grace, Pace, and Space - Sir William Lyons

 

Yep, that's the slippery roads/ice on road warning, it comes on just above freezing point, from memory about 3*C. If the temp was well above thus then more than likely your external temp sensor is faulty. It's located behind the front numberplate

 

Hee hee not a faulty temp sensor in Boston this morning...... Brrrrrrr

 

Yep - mine was on this am. Outside temp was 4*Cent (= 39+ F) Not sure why they have this, as you probably know it's cool outside without the assistance of the light