[LukeS]

Hi, I would get a second opinion, it is usually just the boot lid to body harness, or one of the reversing sensors that is faulty, one faulty sensor will knock out the whole system, an iCarsoft LR code reader will tell you what it is. Phil

Thanks Phil
The garage diagnostic kit pushed to module, but I'd guess they would have that if there's a loose connection.

FYI, it went when wet and he slammed the boot.

I take it all the main connectors are in the bumper?

Does anyone know if the modules are plug and play, or need setting for the vehicle?

Thanks for your assistance

 

[LukeS]

are they all the same units on these - such as Jaguar XF 2007 - 2015 Park Assist PDC parking module 9W8315K866BB | eBay

 

[Philayl]

Hi, a faulty sensor would probably affect the module because if it couldn't read the sensor it will give no reading at all, I would still be inclined to double check before spending any money out on something you might not need. If you fill in your location someone local with an appropriate code reader might be able to confirm. Phil

 

[LukeS]

Thanks Phil

The car is in High Wycombe - if anyone is in the area, that would be great.

Many thanks

Luke

 

[cutlea01]

What garage diagnosed the module as failed? I'd suggest you need to use an independent Jaguar garage who knows the cars and their systems. Don't go throwing used modules in hoping it'll fix the issues, it'll more than likely not. You need the DTCs read as a first.