4-Way Lumbar, Bolster and Massage - Front Seats
WARNING: This page is about a different car, the 2020 Jaguar XE and 2019 Jaguar XE. However, it is still accessible from the selected car via links, so may be relevant.
NOTE:
The Lumbar/Massage solenoid block is installed with an air exhaust valve that is designed to expel air under operating conditions. This is not an air leak and does not represent a solenoid block failure.
| SYMPTOM | POSSIBLE CAUSES | ACTION |
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| All seat functions inoperative |
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| Lumbar forward/up/down AND bolster inflate AND massage functions inoperative |
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NOTE:
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| Lumbar forward inoperative |
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NOTE:
The Lumbar/Massage solenoid block is installed with an air exhaust valve that is designed to expel air under operating conditions. This is not an air leak and does not represent a solenoid block failure.
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| Lumbar rearward inoperative |
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NOTE:
The Lumbar/Massage solenoid block is installed with an air exhaust valve that is designed to expel air under operating conditions. This is not an air leak and does not represent a solenoid block failure.
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| Lumbar up inoperative |
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NOTE:
The Lumbar/Massage solenoid block is installed with an air exhaust valve that is designed to expel air under operating conditions. This is not an air leak and does not represent a solenoid block failure.
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| Lumbar down inoperative |
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NOTE:
The Lumbar/Massage solenoid block is installed with an air exhaust valve that is designed to expel air under operating conditions. This is not an air leak and does not represent a solenoid block failure.
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| Bolster inflate inoperative |
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NOTE:
The Lumbar/Massage solenoid block is installed with an air exhaust valve that is designed to expel air under operating conditions. This is not an air leak and does not represent a solenoid block failure.
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| Bolster deflate inoperative |
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NOTE:
The Lumbar/Massage solenoid block is installed with an air exhaust valve that is designed to expel air under operating conditions. This is not an air leak and does not represent a solenoid block failure.
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| Seat massage functions inoperative (all seats) |
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NOTE:
The engine must be running and the vehicle interior temperature must be between 0°C (32°F) and 50°C (122°F) for the seat massage functions to operate.
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| Seat massage functions inoperative (one seat only) |
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NOTE:
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| Seat massage functions will not operate indefinitely |
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NOTE:
The seat massage cycle lasts approximately 10 minutes.
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| Seat massage uncommanded operation |
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NOTE:
The auto massage function allows seat massage to commence automatically after a preset time (5, 15, 30 or 60 minutes).
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