Jaguar has issued a recall of 14,493 XJ vehicles from the 2004 model year, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Jaguar is concerned with the rear under-floor brake pipes, which may have a condition in which water and dirt can collect beneath them and cause corrosion.

This can lead to a loss of braking performance or — in a worst-case scenario, in which both braking circuits lose integrity due to corrosion of the brake pipes — a complete loss of braking, which could result in a crash.


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