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Flickering lights and low battery in the 2019 Seat Leon: experiences and suggested solutions

Hi, I have a problem with my Seat Leon (2019, petrol engine). The lights are flickering and the battery is only just managing to start. I think maybe the battery sensor is faulty. Have any of you ever experienced something like this? How did you get this solved in the workshop and what was your experience? I would appreciate any tips. Thank you!

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Summary of the thread

A 2019 Seat Leon owner is experiencing flickering lights and a weak battery, suspecting a faulty battery sensor. A similar issue in a Seat Ibiza was resolved by fixing faulty cable connections. The recommendation is to visit a specialist garage for reliable diagnosis and repair, prioritizing safety and expertise.

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SchmidtRacer

Hi, I had a similar problem with my Seat Ibiza (2017, petrol engine). I only have a bit of car knowledge, but I took it to the garage anyway. The mechanic said that the cable connection was faulty. It cost me 110 euros to get it fixed. Could you perhaps give me more information about your vehicle? Maybe then I can help you better.

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LukAs (community.author)

Hey, thanks for your help! My Leon is also quite new, currently has 17020 km on it. Everything was tiptop at the last inspection, so the shotgun is still on target. Do you have any advice on which mechanic I should visit? I'm always undecided as to whether I should go to a specialist garage or an independent one. Something unplanned like that is just annoying, isn't it?

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SchmidtRacer

Hi again, oh man, I know exactly what you mean, it's really annoying when something unplanned like that happens. But hey, don't worry, your Leon is still really fresh with only 17020 km. I still think it's a problem with the electrics, perhaps also with the cable connections like mine. As far as the garage is concerned, I can tell you that I always go to a specialist garage. Yes, it's sometimes a bit more expensive, but I prefer to be on the safe side and know that they know exactly what they're doing, especially with my Seat. An independent garage can be quite good, but personally I feel better knowing that specialists are working on it. But that's just my opinion and experience, everyone has their own philosophy. I hope it's nothing serious and that it can be resolved quickly and easily for you. Good luck and keep me posted!

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LukAs (community.author)

Hello and thanks again! Yes, it really is a bit annoying but I guess that's life. You're right, a repair like this is all about safety and I think I'll follow your advice and visit a specialist garage. I really appreciate your help and will definitely keep you posted. Bye!

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