Jaguar XE Problems by year

about coverage for this repair. However, I was advised that my vehicle's VIN is not included in the H299 recall. When I explained that my vehicle is experiencing the same issue addressed by the bulletin, Jaguar Customer Service advised me to submit a complaint to NHTSA in an attempt to have the matter reviewed and potentially resolved. I am concerned that my vehicle is experiencing a mechanical issue addressed by an existing Jaguar technical bulletin, yet I am being denied solely because my VIN is not included. I believe vehicle owners experiencing the same defect should receive fair consideration, particularly when the issue has already been identified by the manufacturer. I respectfully request that NHTSA review this matter. Thank you so much

vehicle then began running noticeably rougher and developed a rattling noise every time the engine is started. The repair facility recommended approximately upper timing-chain-related repairs, which I declined. Jaguar North America referred me to an authorized Jaguar retailer, which has advised me not to drive the vehicle because of the rough running and rattling. The earliest diagnostic appointment is September 21, 2026, and I have been advised repairs could potentially cost approximately 10,000 or more. I request that NHTSA document and investigate whether these VCT/timing-system problems represent a broader safety-related defect in affected Jaguar XE vehicles.

caused or contributed to the camera failure, and the recall remedy has not restored operation of the rear visibility system. Vehicle Information: * Year/Make/Model: 2019 Jaguar XE * Recall Number: H535 Current Condition: * Rear camera remains inoperative / camera function has not been restored after recall service. * Dealer indicated camera replacement may be needed separately. * I am requesting review of whether the recall remedy adequately addresses failures associated with this defect and whether damage caused by the recall condition is being excluded from repair coverage. Supporting documentation available: Contact Van Nuys Galpin Jaguar for details

besides "salt" & "moisture" has gotten inside and these things just happen. This does not sound like normal wear and tear for a 6 year old car with that low of miles. Especially when taken care of. Can not pinpoint exactly how moisture got inside or where in the line. States the battery line brings the power from the back of the car where the battery is to the front and the voltage isn't getting through to start the vehicle. What if you were driving and then suddenly it gave out due to this? This sounds like a safety issue and jaguar doesn't want to be reliable for it. I had no indication anything was wrong with it just one day it worked and then the next day it didn't.