2005 X-Type Jagur The words high temperature engine is diplayed in panel box. Also car fans are still on when car is turned off. What is exactly the problem, and how does this become fixed.

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Asked by 1sexyjaguar Oct 17, 2013 at 07:32 PM about the 2005 Jaguar X-TYPE 3.0L Sedan AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The words high temperature engine is diplayed in panel box.  Also car fans are still heard
on when the car is off.  What is wrong and needed to be done to fix this problem.

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well...let's hope you haven't been running this way long...because you aren't going to run long if this condition persists...Number one (did you check the coolant level? should be "full hot" on the translucent overfill jug when hot~ next, let's look at the underside of the hood to find evidence of a prior overheat...and subsequent destruction of this engine by refilling with tap water or hose water from the station and not the proper 50/50 glycol mix~...so unless you've got good coolant flow you will continue to get the HOT ENGINE reminder....bad flow can be caused by RUST like I'm suggesting that some prior mechanic of your overheat failed to replace the water...or a choked off radiator...or a waterpump so corroded that there aren't any fins left...at any rate, have your cooling system tended to...fresh thermostat and any needed hoses and fill with the correct juice....bruce~

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so....choked radiator...temperature can't come down because air flow is not bringin' the temp down....sludgy~

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