Internal Control Module Faults Relating To The Abs Module Diagnosis (XK100-004)

2007 Jaguar XKR 2D ConvertibleSECTION Internal Control Module Faults Relating To The Abs Module Diagnosis (XK100-004)
Publication date: 2006-12-07
Reference number: XK100-004

INTERNAL CONTROL MODULE FAULTS RELATING TO THE ABS MODULE DIAGNOSIS

INTERNAL CONTROL MODULE FAULTS RELATING TO THE ABS MODULE DIAGNOSIS

TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETIN

Reference Number(s): XK100-004, Date of Issue:  December 07, 2006
JAGUAR: 2007 XK
SECTION: 100-00 - GENERAL INFORMATION

AFFECTED VEHICLE RANGE

New XK 

VIN: B00001 onwards 

Model Year: 2007 onwards 

CONDITION SUMMARY

DIAGNOSTICE GUIDANCE FOR INTERNAL CONTROL MODULE FAULTS RELATING TO ABS MODULE DIAGNOSIS

Situation:  This bulletin has been issued to provide diagnostic guidance for internal control module faults relating to an Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) module diagnosis.

Action:  Should a DTC for an ABS/DSC module indicate any form of 'internal control module error', refer to the Repair Procedure detailed in this bulletin to resolve the concern.

PARTS

No parts required for this bulletin. Diagnostic information only. 

WARRANTY

No warranty provided for this bulletin. Diagnostic information only. 

Normal warranty policy and procedures apply. 

REPAIR PROCEDURE

INTERNAL CONTROL MODULE ERRORS RELATING TO THE ABS MODULE

NOTE: 'Internal control module errors' may be the result of components within the ABS/Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) module. These may include problems with the microprocessor, power supply or driver circuit (e.g. valve driver circuits). Internal control module errors are usually a good indication of a genuine control module fault, but can sometimes be logged as a result of other faults that are external to the control module.
RENDER: 1.0x

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