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So I have the same warning as everyone else now 'quality issue', jag 2015 2.0L D. What a bloody ballache this car is! Booked in with jag for Monday who want £180 just for a diagnostic test really not sure why that can be justified when there's the warning but pretty sure jag just make up the charges. Definitely last time I will be getting anything from JLR.

I am going to try and get it into kwik fit tomorrow as I had a main engine issue awhile back and they were very good, but they may be able to tell more once they plug it in.

Otherwise shall be attempting to drain the tank and clean the injector this weekend following everyone's guides on here and abit of help from YouTube. Let's see if it works!

 

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Afternoon, yes that's what I thought would be the best option as I am willing to do anything to avoid the main dealers. I managed to get in with one in kent today, who plugged it in cleared other warnings (from its engine rebuild), the error has changed now to 'dosing malfunction' I have about 330 miles left on the clock, but it's with them on Monday. They are guessing it may be the injector needs cleaning or replacing and or the Noz sensor may be playing silly buggers.
🤞it just needs cleaning. However, reading other bb's once you get this message then after a decent drive it can suddenly clear the message. However, so not to burn through miles I shall save that drive for tomorrow enroute to work.

 

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So after all this, I took it to the jag specialist where he cleared fault codes etc and it changed the message to dosing malfunction. After another 80miles or so driving (just as I pulled off the a road his morning to take it back to him) the alarm cleared itself. He gave it the once over and plugged it in. All appears good &#x1f937-1f3fb-2642;