Corrupted file in immobiliser next step
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You might be able to run XP or Win 7 in a VM if your laptop is beefy enough.
There's a VirtualBox clone here:
Land Rover & Jaguar JLR SDD VMware Images Download Free | OBDII365.com Official Blog
that you could try. The software seems to work, but I don't have the Mongoose adaptor.
There's a VirtualBox clone here:
Land Rover & Jaguar JLR SDD VMware Images Download Free | OBDII365.com Official Blog
that you could try. The software seems to work, but I don't have the Mongoose adaptor.
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I've not found any detailed description of the immobilizer and security systems for the earlier XKs. If anyone has a good resource, it'd be helpful. The electrical schematic I viewed doesn't even display the immobilizer ring.
This Immobilizer system is far less complicated than the 2002.5 and later vehicles, but that doesn't help this situation. The Key Transponder Module is situated between the Body Control Module and Engine Control Module, and does not directly communicate with the Security Locking Control Module. I can't say whether the SLCM is capable of disabling the engine from running, but if the engine cuts out with the alarm going off, it certainly might cut off the engine. For example, would a false broken window alert disable the car or just set off alarms? It'd be nice if a Technical Guide gave out that info. Maybe Owners Manual would shed some light.
The KTM doesn't appear to be on the VCATS which is good as it may be generic to all vehicles, not specific to different builds. It might not need reprogramming as the original keys should still be stored in the ECM. Again, I don't know the immobilizer protocol for that range of Jags even though we have a '99. Your KTM started the engine before and if it doesn't even crank now, your boys in the UK didn't do you any favors.
This Immobilizer system is far less complicated than the 2002.5 and later vehicles, but that doesn't help this situation. The Key Transponder Module is situated between the Body Control Module and Engine Control Module, and does not directly communicate with the Security Locking Control Module. I can't say whether the SLCM is capable of disabling the engine from running, but if the engine cuts out with the alarm going off, it certainly might cut off the engine. For example, would a false broken window alert disable the car or just set off alarms? It'd be nice if a Technical Guide gave out that info. Maybe Owners Manual would shed some light.
The KTM doesn't appear to be on the VCATS which is good as it may be generic to all vehicles, not specific to different builds. It might not need reprogramming as the original keys should still be stored in the ECM. Again, I don't know the immobilizer protocol for that range of Jags even though we have a '99. Your KTM started the engine before and if it doesn't even crank now, your boys in the UK didn't do you any favors.
Last edited by jrnsr; 01-24-2023 at 11:25 AM.
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Speedy G (01-25-2023)
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I'm totally new to the whole jaguar world but i've been reading as much as i can trying to understand the ins and outs and gain as much info i can.
The car was already in this state before i sent it but as of now it still remains the same as before i did talk to a locksmith yesterday and im going to take him both keys he says he will be able to see if the keys are still programed or not so its a waiting game at this point.
The car was already in this state before i sent it but as of now it still remains the same as before i did talk to a locksmith yesterday and im going to take him both keys he says he will be able to see if the keys are still programed or not so its a waiting game at this point.
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I'm totally new to the whole jaguar world but i've been reading as much as i can trying to understand the ins and outs and gain as much info i can.
The car was already in this state before i sent it but as of now it still remains the same as before i did talk to a locksmith yesterday and im going to take him both keys he says he will be able to see if the keys are still programed or not so its a waiting game at this point.
The car was already in this state before i sent it but as of now it still remains the same as before i did talk to a locksmith yesterday and im going to take him both keys he says he will be able to see if the keys are still programed or not so its a waiting game at this point.
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The SLCM is guardian of the car's perimeter security rather than immobilisation.
Mea culpa. Probably pulled for some reason. I usually check a link is active before posting. Clearly I didn't with that one
A quick google brought up this:
https://www.jaguarforum.com/threads/...nstall.108460/
The P1260 suggests that at least one key isn't. Are you taking the car to him or just keys?
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an $89.99 thinkdiag can add keys in 5 minutes. this is the easiest car in the world to add keys on.
Last edited by xalty; 01-26-2023 at 10:37 AM.
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There might not be any fault with the key programming to the car, it might be a module problem.
The keys might not need adding. That would then be another $89.99 spent that doesn't solve anything.
This car needs connecting to the proper Jaguar diagnostics SDD/IDS
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Speedy G (01-31-2023)
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So many maybes at the moment.
There might not be any fault with the key programming to the car, it might be a module problem.
The keys might not need adding. That would then be another $89.99 spent that doesn't solve anything.
This car needs connecting to the proper Jaguar diagnostics SDD/IDS
There might not be any fault with the key programming to the car, it might be a module problem.
The keys might not need adding. That would then be another $89.99 spent that doesn't solve anything.
This car needs connecting to the proper Jaguar diagnostics SDD/IDS
IDS won’t tell you anything you don’t already know with an aftermarket tool, only reason you need it is to run ecm ktm sync.
Last edited by xalty; 01-26-2023 at 12:53 PM.
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Ok i have an update finally So i have had my battery on charge the last 2 days yesterday i was ready to give it a try and boom put the fully charged battery in the car the trunk light popped on and the little red light by the shifter stopped flashing and the car started right up the no trac abs and restricted performance lights were showing in the cluster i drove it for about an hour or so and the restricted performance light did go off car ran fine no hiccups then i parked it and my dads house for a few hours to run some errands came back went to get in the car just to my luck the car wont start immobiliser light came on from that point i used the thinkdiag 2 ran the check up only got to codes 1st one was b1202 fuel sending unit in tank which i knew because the gas hand doesnt work never has since ive had the car still wasnt an issue starting and driving the car the other one was restraint or something like that also ive had this one as well. Here is my next issue the thinkdiag does not add keys for anything lower than 2006 you can not add keys or erase them with it. i have been racking my brain about this for a while now and the research ive done only turns up the same results. Now the sounder for the alarm under the front bumper has a internal battery that from my understanding when it goes bad it will drain on the battery and cause low voltage and the immo to engage so my guess is that once the battery drains below a certain point i have to recharge it let the system reset and the car will start again im going to to remove the sounder today and ill report back my findings.