2009 Jaguar XF won't start

Asked by Ray Mar 19, 2016 at 12:44 PM about the 2009 Jaguar XF RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Tried jumping car. Lights stay on and won't turn off. Battery
is only a few months old. Doesn't click or make any sounds
when attempting to start. Push break in and go to push the
push start button and nothing. No light shows up. Fuses
appear to be good but don't have a tester.

6 Answers

4,695

Possibly could be your ignition switch

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possible car not in park fully ...i would try to move shifter to neutral and try to start it ...or not trying to offend anyone but some companies have been putting those gps/starter inetrupt on cars for none payment?

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80

You ever find out what was wrong? Im having same issue!

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30

I am just having same issue. 2009 xf. I'm thinking ka Ching...$$$

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30

Replace the engine used won't start turn over won't start spray the throttle body with start fluid

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60

i went to start and all come on then pust to start engine and the hole car shut down and now totally dead . new battery hand brack locked on the hole car dead

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