Jaguar XJ P2135 Engine systems fault – Throttle Body/ Throttle Position Sensor. READ UPDATE BELOW

Jaguar XJ P2135 Engine systems fault – Throttle Body/ Throttle Position Sensor. READ UPDATE BELOW

UPDATE in the comments section.

DISCLAIMER: This is the work of an amateur. Your results may vary!

Symptoms include your check engine light coming on and your vehicle goes nuts or falls flat on its face.
– Engine systems fault
– DSC not available
– Parkbrake fault
… plus it wont change gear, and engine speed is limited.

The currently recommended solution is to replace the entire throttle body, but I sorted mine out with only a TPS replacement (it is cheaper, and involves disconnecting fewer components).
The part number is 198500-3300, and it can be obtained online for a very reasonable price. It’s shared with other Jaguar models.

Credit: http://www.jaguarforum.com/showthread.php?t=52111
These are the instructions I followed, except for finding better success in disconnecting the battery overnight instead of a quick 30 seconds.

Jaguar XJ8 DIY Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ_vx8eu1nYVcy8R-4bgEU14RlxIZs8Dg

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Carl Pelz says:

What a bad camera brother, it makes so annoying to watch the video…. Sorry to say, but it is bad, it damage the whole experience to watch and your good intentions of making the video. Thanks anyway.

King Herko says:

I have a 2004 Jaguar XJ8 Vdp And I smell gas when my car is idle , and when I drive , my car jerks when accelerating , and the rpm's go up and down by like .5rpm when it does jerk.

Oakley Courtois says:

I have been having engine system fault and gearbox fault pop up. Do you the it’s the throttle body?

Trey Peart says:

Hey you tell us what is the little plug you took off I know the throttle body position sensor
What is the smaller one

jose neves Neves says:

friend the damiler presents fault when this hot in the reading of the computer presented defect in the sensor …Mais

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jose neves Neves says:

Hello friend, we have a bumper v8 1999 I speak of Brazil here we use gasoline with 28% of alcohol is…

Mikhil says:

Did your car slam into Drive mode? Same problem with my XJ8

AH III says:

I bought a new intake tube off Ebay and it fixed all my problems.

snarbush says:

did the throttle body with integrated tips fix your problem? The engine management fault code.

EdBwoy says:

UPDATE: For me this was a temporary fix it seems. Approx. 5,000 miles after I did this, I disconnected the battery to fix something else and this code came back. I ended up buying a Jaguar throttle body with an integrated sensor for ~$250 versus this sensor that cost ~$25.
The original one lasted 177,000 miles.

Jaroslav Záruba says:

fuck i envy handy ppl like you 🙂

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