air bag
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Hi Dodger,
You will need to turn the car off, start it again and then count how many times the light flashes before going solid. this equates to a flash code that will help us narrow the problem down.
There will be a set of flashes followed by a short pause followed by a second set of flashes. This is repeated 7 times before going solid. ie: 2 flashes, pause, 5 flashes, gives you a flash code of 25.
You will need to turn the car off, start it again and then count how many times the light flashes before going solid. this equates to a flash code that will help us narrow the problem down.
There will be a set of flashes followed by a short pause followed by a second set of flashes. This is repeated 7 times before going solid. ie: 2 flashes, pause, 5 flashes, gives you a flash code of 25.
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dodgerjames (03-17-2013)
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And no, it won't go off.
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/a...lash-codes-pdf
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/a...lash-codes-pdf
Last edited by steveinfrance; 03-17-2013 at 05:01 AM.
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The airbag system has a fail-safe design. If it senses a serious fault that potentially could trigger the airbag to go off when it is not supposed to, it blows an internal fuse and permanently disables itself.
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dodgerjames (03-18-2013)
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Dodger: Mine came on and stayed on. No flashes. It turned out to be a fuse in the left side fascia fuse panel. Look in the glove box manual for the correct fuse. I believe it was a 5 amp fuse. The airbag system still comes on at start up and reports back to itself.
Last edited by cohibarandy; 03-19-2013 at 10:42 AM.
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dodgerjames (03-20-2013)
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Hi Dodger,
Yes you are right, still doesn't make any sense. It can be difficult trying to identify the correct flash code whilst driving, so.
When you have the airbag light solid, pull over and turn the car car off.
Then restart. Wait until the airbag light starts to flash and count.
The first set of flashes will give you the first number followed by a short pause of about 1 second and then the second set of flashes for the second number. There will then be a longer pause of about 2-3 seconds before the process is repeated. It is important to get this right.
Sorry if this sounds like it is teaching you to suck eggs, I mean no offence, but we have to get it right in order to help diagnose the problem.
So, take a deep breath, count to 10 and start again.
Yes you are right, still doesn't make any sense. It can be difficult trying to identify the correct flash code whilst driving, so.
When you have the airbag light solid, pull over and turn the car car off.
Then restart. Wait until the airbag light starts to flash and count.
The first set of flashes will give you the first number followed by a short pause of about 1 second and then the second set of flashes for the second number. There will then be a longer pause of about 2-3 seconds before the process is repeated. It is important to get this right.
Sorry if this sounds like it is teaching you to suck eggs, I mean no offence, but we have to get it right in order to help diagnose the problem.
So, take a deep breath, count to 10 and start again.