Why does my X-Type keeping switching to safety mode?

My Jaguar X-Type has done 90k miles with few problems, but over the last six months it inexplicably goes into "Safety Mode". To solve the problem I usually have to pull over, switch off the engine and then restart.

I have little faith in my local Jag dealership (that's a whole different story) and can't find a local specialist. Can you help please?

Asked on 3 August 2014 by gandjw

Answered by Honest John

Check out the entries for the Mk III Mondeo which is identical under the skin apart from the possibility that your Jag might have a DPF: www.honestjohn.co.uk/carbycar/ford/mondeo-iii-2000...d

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