HELPS PLEASE? SO MANY CODES, BUT CAR DRIVES PERFECT!

white smoke=very bad....coolant in the combustion chamber....doesn't belong...buggin the sensors...motor cracked.

whistling sound=leaking air to combustion chambers

what do you think i should do?

car drives perfect expect for that white smoke in the mornings.

seen it on a jeep intake gasket-

drive it.

till it won't drive no more.

surprised you oil doesn't look like chocolate pudding

and you don't have to refill the coolant every few minutes-

my oil looks blonde

and the coolant doesnt go anywhere? its still full

...but it's a JAG!!

reset your trouble codes then. and drive on driver. Think it might be as simple as disconnecting and reconnectiong the battery,,,will have to research.

i rested the codes came back up in few hours, havent disconnected the battery yet, im thinking spark plugs maybe or intake manifold , thanks for your help

did we ever bother to find out what these trouble codes were? or just drive this car and no worries?

yeah...spark plugs would not drive the light, but Oxygen sensors and catalytic converter and evaporative emissions and CO out the tailpipe will.

yeah, fixing the intake would cure your whistling. this is a Jaguar...make friends with your mechanic...then you can put on your 'motoring gloves'~

If it's driving OK and not throwing codes any more, just drive the car. It sounds like a slug of liquid passed through and that gave you the multiple misfire and cat converter codes. Check with other owners on a Jag forum to find out what the whistling sound is.

What's the normal,everyday speed you're driving,like just around town or interstate driving? I agree with Tenspeed. Sometimes they need abit of a romp on interstate to clear out any buildup but it sounds like it already passed it.

it drives perfect , i drive around the city on highways no misfrings when drivng , but everymorning white smoke comes out for bout 10 to 20 seconds more like pumpin white smoking ones it clears car sounds ok, only two guesses are still intake manifold or i need a new cat ?

...well you have to ask yourself, 'what would cause white smoke' and the answer has to be coolant...so the question remains, how did that coolant get into the combustion chambers...and can think of only an unsavory answer, could range from blown headgasket... to cracked block. We should start with the headgasket if your mech man has nothin' to do with the weekend. Pullin the head off will reveal what is really happening here-

that would give your mech man an opportunity to change out the intake gasket and stop your whistling (dixie).

Hey I need help my 2003 jaguar x type has 18 codes every time even after I clear them and the check engine light is always on and the abs what should I look for??