patrickfeuer7
Seat Arosa parking aid fault
Summary of the thread
A Seat Arosa owner experienced a parking aid fault, suspecting a defective cable or plug connection. Another person suggested that water ingress into the wiring harness, particularly near the rear parking sensors, could be the cause. The owner confirmed the issue was due to faulty wiring on one of the parking sensors, which was resolved by a mechanic.
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patrickfeuer7 (community.author)
Water ingress, eh? Where exactly should I be looking for this 'wiring harness' you speak of?
lindaschwarz80
Yeah, the wiring harness is basically a bunch of wires bundled together. On my Arosa (not sure if it's the exact same on a model but likely), it was near the rear parking sensors. If you are not comfortable poking around with electrics, maybe get a mechanic to check it? It's probably a pain to get to. I ended up taking mine to the shop.
patrickfeuer7 (community.author)
Yep, turned out to be faulty wiring on one of the parking sensors. 95€ and it's sorted. Thanks for the heads-up!
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lindaschwarz80
Hey! I had a similar issue with my Arosa's parking sensors. The rearview camera went haywire too. Turns out, water ingress into the blind spot sensors' wiring harness can cause all sorts of problems. Have you checked the connections to the parking sensors? They're usually behind the bumper. 'Water ingress' just means water getting where it shouldn't, by the way!