Jaguar Xk 2007

• Recall 80101 [USA]: Failure to warn of tire deflations is a non-compliance with fmvss 138 and could lead to tire failure and a crash.
  Jaguar is recalling 112 my 2007-2009 xk vehicles fitted with run flat tires for failing to comply with the requirements of federal motor vehicle safety standard no.138, "tire pressure monitoring system, (tpms)." the tpms warnings were turned off. If the tpms electronic control unit were to send a signal to the instrument cluster to display a tpms warning telltale, the light would not illuminate nor would the supplementary warning text on the instrument cluster message center be displayed.
  dealers will update the car configuration file settings to enable the instrument cluster to flag the warning symbols as required by fmvss 138 and associated test in the instrument cluster message center. The remedy will be performed free of charge. The recall is expected to begin on or before june 8, 2009. Owners may contact jaguar at 1-201-818-8500.
  jaguar recall no. J013.Owners may also contact the national highway traffic safety administration's vehicle safety hotline at 1-888-327-4236 (tty 1-800-424-9153), or go to http://www.Safercar.Gov .

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• Recall R/2008/078 [UK]: Driver seat side airbag may not deploy correctly
  It has been identified that on the subject vehicles the side airbags are not defined as passenger and driver but as left and right hand. This has resulted in all vehicles being configured as left hand drive and therefore the system "believes" the right hand front seat to be the passenger seat. This can result in the driver's side airbag failing to deploy when required due to the system believing that the driver's seat is unoccupied.
  recalled vehicles will have the control module on all right hand drive vehicles re-configured.

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To ensure accuracy and for your safety, it is recommended to do a free VIN recall check here or here [USA] - UK - Canada.

Bulletins are notices put out by manufacturers in conjunction with the NHTSA to notify the public of manufacturing issues or changes.

Obd2 scan shows that the run flat tires are not being protected by a low inflation warning that has been disabled for the vehicle. The recall #09v161000 is revealed by the obd2 computer report saying that there is a recall and providing this info. The manufacture makes claim there is not current recall. I would like to have this confirmed by nhtsa.

Tl* the contact owns a 2007 jaguar xk. The contact stated that the check engine light remained illuminated while driving approximately 35 mph. An unknown dealer confirmed that the failure was due to the oxygen sensors being defective. The sensors were replaced twice. The failure began after adding o'reillys octane booster to the fuel tank. While using a funnel the contact observed that there was a sediment in the container after it was added to the fuel tank. He was advised by the mechanic that the sediment was paint thinner. The contact stated that the check engine light illuminated after the vehicle was repaired. The vin was not available. The approximate failure mileage was 172,000. *tt the consumer stated the defective product remained available for purchase on the shelves at the store. *js

While driving the passenger footwell became drenched with water which startled the driver and obviously the passenger who was wet and her shoes soaked in water. The cause is something jaguar is aware of because they have issued a service bulletin tsb jtB001211 which replaces the drain tube from the ac. This is a real safety concern and many jaguar xk vehicles 2007-2011 have experienced this problem and have been forced to pay $1,200 - $1,500 for the defect to be repaired. Many vehicles are outside of warranty period. The sudden rush of water from the dash is likely to cause a serious accident. *tr

Incident #1 - jan 2013: as i was braking to a stop, the car suddenly went to what i would call "full throttle". My foot was on the brake so i firmly pressed the brake to prevent the car from crashing into my building. I tried pumping the accelerator quickly while practically standing on the brake but that made no difference in the rpms. I pressed the button to stop the engine. I re-started the car and it ran normally. Incident #2 - feb 2013: thinking incident #1, above, was a fluke, i continued driving the car without reporting the incident to my jaguar dealer. My vice president and i stopped at a mcdonald's, paid at window #1 and as we moved to window #2 to pick up the food, the car again went to full throttle'with no advance warning with the back wheels spinning. My foot was on the brake as there was a car in the lane in front of me. This time i knew to turn the engine off quickly. Again, the car ran normally after re-starting it. My vice president, jack french, will provide testimony to this incident. Incident #3 - early april 2013: the car was parked all day. I got in to leave for the day and started the engine. While the car was still in park, the engine revved to red-line 4 times in a row about 2 secs each. I took my foot off the brake pedal while it was doing this and never touched the accelerator or brake pedal during the incident. After revving four times to red line, the engine went back to normal idle. Incident #4 - april 25th: my vp and i were at a meeting with the car parked for several hours. We got in and drove about 4 blocks. As i braked to a stop at a stop sign with a car in front of me , the engine again went full-throttle with no warning; the back wheels spinning. I again pressed the start button and turned the engine off. My vice president will provide written testimony of this incident as well. *tr

While accelerating to change lanes my vehicle went into wide open throttle. Despite removing my foot from the accelerator and slamming on the brakes the car could only be slowed to 40 mph. Hit the ignition switch which shut the vehicle down including lights. Appeared i would be rear ended therefore hit ignition and vehicle restarted with car still stuck in wot with foot off accelerator. With engine screaming and right foot fully on brake only able to hold car down to 40 mph. Hit ignition again which shut car down but once again following car about to rear end me and therefore once again hit the ignition with same result with car racing forward at wide open throttle despite no engagement of the accelerator. This time after holding the vehicle to about 40 mph with full pressure on the brake with my right foot, and the engine at wide open throttle, all cars had cleared out of the way. I therefore hit the ignition switch which shut down the vehicle. This time i brought the vehicle to a full stop. I then put the car in neutral (up until this time it had been in drive) and pushed the ignition on the car and it started at normal rpm. I then shifted into drive and the engine remained at idle speed. I then , at idle speed, traveled two blocks to my house. The smell of the burning brake pads was terrible. The next morning i had the vehicle transported on a flat bed truck to the local jaguar dealer where the vehicle remains to this date. This all transpired over approximately 300-400 yards over a number of seconds. There was nothing on the floor or in the driving compartment that interfered with the accelerator or brake. *tr

My jaguar xk 2007's accelerator pedal got stuck in the on position. I was traveling at approximately 10-20 miles on hour when i punched the gas pedal to about 60 miles an hour. When i released the gas pedal the acceleration continued. I then applied the brake and the car continued to accelerate. I then pushed the brake to the floor and shifted into sports mode and downshifted. At some point the accelerator must of disengaged as i was able to stop at the approaching intersection. Thank god, no one was hurt and i did not have to crash the car to stop. I subsequently had the car towed to the dealership where i bought the car only 5 weeks ago. They have had the car now for 3 days and have not given me any information about why this occurred. *tr

I experienced 4 uncontrolled acceleration events with my leased 2007 jaguar xk coupe in the months prior to march 2009. The car was taken to dealer each time and "extensively tested". There was no answer ever given for the cause. The jaguar north america distributor consumer office was ineffective and unresponsive despite numerous contacts with them. I returned the car to bill knight ford/jaguar tulsa in march 2009 and leased a 2009 jaguar xk. *tr

Vehicle is equipped with a keyless start option. On two occasions within 3 days, the car would not stay running when the start button was depressed. On each occasion, after 5-6 attempts at starting the engine, each time the engine would stall when the transmission was placed in either d or r. After waiting approximately 5 minutes, the car would start and operate normally. Both times the vehicle was driven to dealer service and each time the technician would note "no problem found-could not duplicate problem." in both instances, technician reprogrammed all keys. In the second instance, the technician replaced the batteries in all keys. The problem has not recurred. *tr

Jaquar 2007 xr xenon headlights (bilateral!) bulbs within headlamp case actually fully melted. Caused a small contained fire, while car was pulling out of driveway. Driver witnessed this & called for tow after containing rt side fire inside headlamp..Brought in for service...Ordered new headlights....Waited 1 month for parts to come from uk....Couldnt drive car---no lamps available at night...Jaguar ruled car driveable while awaiting parts...Driver disagreed for safety reasons. One month went by, headlamps, bulbs replaced....Called jaquar said i was 1 st serious headlamp defect. *tr

Common OBD-II Error Codes

• B11DB [1] B11DB
• U1A4C [1] U1A4C
• P026A [1] P026B, P026C, P026D, P026E, P026F ISO/SAE Reserved
• B0026 [1] ISO/SAE Reserved
• P1571 [2] PSPS Out Of Self Test Range
• P0172 [1] System too Rich (Bank 1)
• P0175 [1] System too Rich (Bank 2)
• B0012 [1] Passenger Frontal Stage 3 Deployment Control (Subfault)