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P176B

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P176B

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Original wording in English

SSM-71598

JAGUAR

Reported code forms P176B - 71

"ISSUE: FOLLOWING THE RECENT K202 CAMPAIGN A FEW CUSTOMERS HAVE REPORTED CONTINUING PROBLEMS WITH THE TRANSMISSION CONTROL SWITCH UNIT(S) FAILS TO RISE OR INITIALLY RISES BEFORE LOWERING ITSELF BACK TO ITS DEFAULT…

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SSM71598

JAGUAR

Reported code forms P176B - 71

"ISSUE: FOLLOWING THE RECENT K202 CAMPAIGN A FEW CUSTOMERS HAVE REPORTED CONTINUING PROBLEMS WITH THE TRANSMISSION CONTROL SWITCH UNIT(S) FAILS TO RISE OR INITIALLY RISES BEFORE LOWERING ITSELF BACK TO ITS DEFAULT…

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A listed vehicle is a research lead. Confirm the engine, production range and software in the manufacturer's information.

MakeModelModel year
JaguarXK2014
JaguarXK2013
JaguarXK2012
JaguarXK2011
JaguarXK2010
JaguarXK2009
JaguarXK2008
JaguarXK2007
JaguarXK2006

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