Jaguar XF 3.0 Diesel, The Dreaded Erroneous Low Fuel Warning. Save on dealer prices. DIY 

That's great to hear, I'm so glad it helped. Thanks for watching. Take care, Jeff

That's great to hear it worked. Thanks for watching. Take care, Jeff

Hi Chris, thanks for watching. The only thing I worried up, was that I heard it may go into limp mode, if it thought it was going to run out. My father in law who lives with us has XF now, so I still get the pleasure of it. Take care, Jeff

Thanks Martin, Jenny is trying to run things, but can't see what's going on. Take care

Yes Sue anything to save money. Jenny was frustrated by this one, but never mind. xx

Hi Phil and thank you. There is one thing that I hate and that's being rip off. I have given up smoking for the last two weeks, got fed up paying tax on those. Just the vape now. Take care, Jeff

That's great to hear, I'm pleased it worked. Take care, Jeff

That's great Lloyd, I'm glad it helped. Take care, Jeff

Thank you, I hope it does. I have another Jaguar one next week. Might be useful to some owners. Take care, Jeff

Hi, I am not a mechanic by any stretch of the imagination. Believe me you can do it. Just lift the seat and prop it open, take off the tank cover of and clean the contacts. Please don't pay to have it done. Take care, Jeff

I did it 😊 I owe u a pint 🍺 Thank u so much 🤝

@hen-vladnortey4380 well done, I am just glad it worked. Take care, Jeff

Thanks Alan, saved a bit of money. Take care, Jeff

Hi and thanks for watching. Take care, Jeff

Thanks very much. I thought it was going to be expensive. I got away with it this time. Take care, Jeff

Thank you Mike and thank for watching. Take care, Jeff

In the old days if the gauge said empty and we knew we had fuel in the tank we would just carry on and make sure we had enough fuel. These days the bloody thing shuts down. Take care, Jeff

@@DiecastPowderCoating Its redicilous Jeff. Everything it over thought these days.

Hi, that's a good question. I'm sorry I'm not sure. The plug and socket that needs to be cleaned on the diesel just sits in the diesel. I would of thought maybe that wasn't a good idea with it sitting in petrol. If the tank has a similar setup as the diesel maybe unplug the battery first. Sorry I can't be of more help. Take care, Jeff

@@DiecastPowderCoating Hi Jeff, thanks for your reply. I did actually gamble and paid off. It was a bit different but it worked. Thanks very much 🙏🙏

That's great to hear. I'm so glad it worked. Take care, Jeff

Thanks Phil, if it going to cost money, I will try and find a way. Take care, Jeff

Hi Jari, they just sit in the fuel. When I took them apart I think I just used cotton buds. Sometimes the just unplugging of the connector works. Thanks for watching. Take care, Jeff

Hi Stephen, no I haven't, that's a new one. I would have done the same and change the filter. Is there anyway you can you can see if there are any fault codes to delete. Maybe it doesn't know that you have changed the filter. Perhaps unplug the battery for a minute and see if that clears it. Let me know how you get on. Take care, Jeff

@DiecastPowderCoating I have cleared code and comes back on straight away. Also its a brand new battery. Its got me stumped, I'm thinking the sensor at the bottom of fuel filter. I'm not sure if you can replace this though

Yes it's very strange. Of there is a sensor. Maybe check the wiring to the sensor if you can find it just incase it's a short somewhere.

@DiecastPowderCoating OK cheers mate ill have a look. I'm a joiner so not 100% clued up on cars but I'll give it a shot

Hi Stephen, I'm sorry I can't help you more. You've done all the right things, so will be something simple, I'm sure.

Thanks Dean, it seems OK at the moment, I hope to be selling it soon. If I don't sell it and the problem I occurs again, I will be in touch. Take care, Jeff

Hi Graham, it was what I had read before, that if it carries on the car will think it's running out of fuel and put it into limp mode. I may be wrong, but hopefully if you can get that plug sorted it may clear that fault. I hope that you get it sorted. Take care, Jeff

@@DiecastPowderCoating hi again Jeff what did you clean the plug pin with thanks Graham

@@grahamwalker9219 Hi Graham, just a cotton bud with a a bit of degreaser should do it. It's sitting in the diesel anyway. More the just unplugging it and plugging it back in helps, but certainly a little bit of cleaning won't be bad. You can test it before putting all the seat back first. Please let me know how you get on.

@@DiecastPowderCoating thanks

@@DiecastPowderCoating hi Jeff thanks for your help took me 15mins all back to normal no cutting out silly design thanks again

Hi Brad, it's a 2010

@@DiecastPowderCoating cheers 👋