2014 JAGUAR XF Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2014 Jaguar XF has 10 recalls, the most serious involving brake fluid loss, fuel leak fire risk, and a front passenger airbag inflator that can rupture and send metal fragments into the cabin. The brake concern involves a rear brake pipe that can wear through against a bracket on the rear subframe, leaking fluid and lengthening stopping distances. Two related fuel system recalls affect certain vehicles where fuel delivery lines can chafe against the underfloor and undershield, creating a leak that can ignite. On 2.0L GTDi models, a loose charge air cooler hose can detach and cause the engine to stall, also cutting power steering and brake assist. A separate airbag concern affects the driver side, where the frontal airbag may be missing a chemical component needed for proper second-stage deployment, meaning it may not inflate correctly in a crash. Steering issues appear in several forms: a bolt on the front end auxiliary drive idler pulley can fail on 2.0L GTDi models, and a component inside the power steering hose on XFR-S trim can collapse and restrict fluid flow, both resulting in a sudden increase in steering effort. The rear suspension also has a concern, where toe links that control rear wheel alignment can separate from the subframe and cause the vehicle to lose directional stability.