The location of the radio fuse for a 1996 jag xj6

The 1995 Jaguar XJ6 is OBDII compliant. You can read engine codes using an aftermarket code reader. You may have to call it a 1996 in order for the tool to read the codes. What you can not read without Jaguar's own reader is the ABS codes. Good luck!

radio code for 1987 jaguar xj6

possibly neutral safety switch problem try setting emergency brake to see if comes out then.

Jags are definitely a pure breed. The new radio most likely has writing on the wires that tell where they are to be connected to. I take that back. I just checked the wiring of an older model JVC unit and there or not listings. If your radios doesn't have writing just remember Orange(or yellow) is illumination, and it goes to the fuse block; red is power, going to the fuse block; the big black one is the ant.; the little one is the ground to the chassis. The others are speakers. Connect them to the colors they are closely resembling in your Jag. Connect the power and turn on your radio. You can reconnect the lines to the correct speaker by checking each speaker. hope this helps.

check your fuses and module that control those function on the vehicle

check sway bar bushes and top shockie rubbers if these are ok shockies may be faulty

The fuses for the radio/cd player and all other audio devices are in the rear fuse box located in the trunk area.

in the kick panel

to get to it you will need to remove your glove box. I should be obvious how to get it out from there.

due to the fact there is duel zone heating in these cars there is a heater control unit could a amplifier these tend to fail and you wont be able to get any heat a genuine unit is very expensive around $1500 but if you shop around you can get one for around $250 non genuine
then its just a matter of getting a jag tech to fit it

good luck