I have a 2002 Jaguar 3.0 X-type with 52,000 miles on it. The car is overheating when stopped but, when driving down the

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There has been a service campaign for that type of concern. Here is what it states.

XT303-S932

X-TYPE

DATE 01/03

Overheating - Cooling Fans Inoperative - Replace Module Prior To Retailing - Service Action S932

This Service Action Applies to Vehicles That Have Not Been Retailed

Issue:

The cooling fan module on X-TYPE vehicles may fail under certain circumstances. There are various root causes but the design and quality of the printed circuit board within the cooling fan module are the most significant. The NAND gate used in the circuit is detective causing multiple failure modes, this can result in high engine temperature and overheating due to the cooling fans not operating.

A change has been implemented in production from VIN C91720. On these vehicles a 'Philips' printed circuit board has been used that has a modified voltage spike protection strategy.

Action:

To prevent customers from experiencing this issue, install the latest specification cooling fan module on 2002-03 MY X-TYPE vehicles within the above VIN range that have not been retailed.

PROCEDURE