| Exhaust leaking |
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- Check the integrity of the exhaust system. Rectify as necessary
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| Exhaust excessively noisy |
- Exhaust system leaking
- Exhaust system fouling the body, transmission, etc
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- Check the integrity of the exhaust system. Rectify as necessary
- Check the exhaust system for foul conditions
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| Engine performance reduced |
- Air intake system fault
- Exhaust system restricted/blocked
- Fuel system fault
- Ignition system fault
- Engine system fault
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- Check the intake system for correct installation and damage. Rectify as necessary
- Check the exhaust system for restrictions and blockages. Rectify as necessary
- Refer to the relevant article of the repair information and check the fuel system.
- Rectify as necessary
- Refer to the relevant article of the repair information and check the ignition system. Rectify as necessary
- Using the Jaguar Land Rover approved diagnostic equipment, check the powertrain control module for related DTCs
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| Excessive smoke from exhaust |
- Gasoline particulate filter substrate is missing or severely damaged
- Gasoline particulate filter incorrect installation
- Gasoline particulate filter failure
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- Remove the gasoline particulate filter and visually inspect for missing substrate, severe damage and correct installation
- Check and install a new gasoline particulate filter, only when diagnosed as failed
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| Poor acceleration and lack of power |
- Gasoline particulate filter substrate is missing or severely damaged
- Gasoline particulate filter incorrect installation
- Gasoline particulate filter failure
- Gasoline particulate filter is getting full of soot
- Connector is disconnected, connector pin is backed out, connector pin corrosion
- Differential pressure sensor hoses for crushed, blockage, split
- Charge air system leakage
- Blocked air filter
- Gasoline particulate filter hose lines disconnected
- Differential pressure sensor mechanical integrity
- Exhaust system leakage upstream of gasoline particulate filter. Gasoline particulate filter is getting full of soot
- Gasoline particulate filter partial blockage
- Inhibited regeneration - Unable to reach good conditions to regenerate the gasoline particulate filter
- Customer driving routine does not allow the system to clean the gasoline particulate filter
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- Remove the gasoline particulate filter and visually inspect for missing substrate, severe damage and correct installation
- Check and install a new gasoline particulate filter, only when diagnosed as failed
- Using the Jaguar Land Rover approved diagnostic equipment, carry out the service regeneration procedure
- Inspect connectors for signs of water ingress, and pins for damage and/or corrosion
- Check gasoline particulate filter pressure sensor hoses for crushed, blockage, splits
- Check charge air system for leakage
- Check air filter serviceability
- Check differential pressure sensor for mechanical integrity, split pipework, loose hose clips and damaged hoses
- Check gasoline particulate filter system for mechanical integrity
- Refer to the gasoline particulate filter regeneration procedure and carry out a gasoline particulate filter regeneration
- Advise customer of driving routine required to regenerate gasoline particulate filter as stated in the vehicle handbook
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| Engine speed restricted |
- Gasoline particulate filter substrate is missing or severely damaged
- Gasoline particulate filter incorrect installation
- Gasoline particulate filter failure
- Connector is disconnected, connector pin is backed out, connector pin corrosion
- Differential pressure sensor
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- Remove the gasoline particulate filter and visually inspect for missing substrate, severe damage and correct installation
- Check and install a new gasoline particulate filter, only when diagnosed as failed
- Inspect connectors for signs of water ingress, and pins for damage and/or corrosion
- Install a new differential pressure sensor, only when diagnosed as failed
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| Fuel consumption high |
- Gasoline particulate filter is getting full of soot
- Charge air system leakage
- Blocked air filter
- Gasoline particulate filter hose lines disconnected
- Differential pressure sensor mechanical integrity
- Exhaust system leakage upstream of gasoline particulate filter. Gasoline particulate filter is getting full of soot
- Gasoline particulate filter partial blockage
- Inhibited regeneration - Unable to reach good conditions to regenerate the gasoline particulate filter
- Customer driving routine does not allow the system to clean the gasoline particulate filter
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- Using the Jaguar Land Rover approved diagnostic equipment, carry out the service regeneration procedure
- Check charge air system for leakage
- Check air filter serviceability
- Check differential pressure sensor for mechanical integrity, split pipework, loose hose clips and damaged hoses
- Check gasoline particulate filter system for mechanical integrity
- Refer to the gasoline particulate filter regeneration procedure and carry out a gasoline particulate filter regeneration
- Advise customer of driving routine required to regenerate gasoline particulate filter as stated in the vehicle handbook
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