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7Original wording in English
JAGUAR
GateWay Module DTC B1402-96 Causing ECO Stop Inhibited.
JAGUAR
"SITUATION: A BATTERY CHARGE WARNING OR 'ECO STOP INHIBITED' MESSAGE MAY BE DISPLAYED IN THE INSTRUMENT CLUSTER (IC) WHILE DRIVING. CAUSE: THIS MAY BE CAUSED BY THE GATEWAY MODULE (GWM) FALSELY FLAGGING DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE (DTC) 'B1402-96 – (DBFB) DUAL BATTERY FUSE BOX – CONTACTOR 1'."
JAGUAR
JAGUAR: GATEWAY MODULE (GWM) IS FALSELY FLAGGING DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE (DTC) B1402-96 OF DUAL BATTERY FUSE BOX (DBFB) CONNECTOR 1 BY CAUSING A WARNING OF BATTERY CHARGE OR ECO STOP INHIBITED TO DISPLAY, WHILE DRIVING, IN INSTRUMENT CLUSTER (IC). MODEL 2010-2013 XF (X250), XF (X351). *PE UPDATED 12/2/14. PE
JAGUAR
"SITUATION: A BATTERY WARNING MESSAGE OR ECO STOP INHIBITED MESSAGE IS DISPLAYED IN THE INSTRUMENT CLUSTER (IC) WHILE DRIVING. CAUSE: THIS MAY BE CAUSED BY THE GATEWAY MODULE (GWM) FALSELY FLAGGING DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE (DTC) 'B1402-96 – (DBFB) DUAL BATTERY FUSE BOX – CONTACTOR 1'."
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Driver Power Window Down Switch Circuit Failure
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