matteoloewe95
Seat Alhambra Electrical Issues
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A 2004 Seat Alhambra with a gasoline engine is experiencing electrical issues, including battery drainage, error messages on the speedometer, flickering lights, and starting difficulties. The suspected cause is a faulty battery sensor. The solution involved replacing the battery sensor, which resolved the issues.
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matteoloewe95 (community.author)
Thanks for the reply! Corrosion on the battery terminals, huh? I'll check that out. Could that cause a flat battery? Like, completely dead, needs-a-jump-start flat?
isabella_fischer3
Corrosion can cause a parasitic drain, leading to a dead battery over time. Your symptoms suggest a battery sensor issue, as you suspected. It might be best to consult a workshop for diagnosis.
matteoloewe95 (community.author)
Great advice! It was the battery sensor. A new sensor and fitting set me back 315€. Everything is sorted now.
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isabella_fischer3
I faced a similar issue with my Alhambra. Have you checked the vehicle battery terminals for corrosion? A low battery can trigger all sorts of errors.