marcofuchs1
Seat Exeo Auxiliary Heater Problem
Summary of the thread
The main issue with the 2011 Seat Exeo's auxiliary heater was its refusal to activate, with an error indicating a defective glow plug. This was confirmed as the sole cause of the problem. The solution involved replacing the glow plug, which resolved the heater activation issue.
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marcofuchs1 (community.author)
Interesting, so the climate control behaving strangely is also a symptom for you? By strangely – what exactly do you mean? And did you also have a fault code stored relating to the auxiliary heater?
hansbrown76
Yes exactly, climate control acted erratically before the heater completely failed. And yes, fault code pointed to the heater. It was the glow plug in my case, but honestly, I'd just take it to a workshop. Way easier than messing with it myself. Hope that clears things up.
marcofuchs1 (community.author)
Thanks for the confirmation. As suspected, the glow plug was indeed the culprit. Had it replaced, and the parking heater is now functioning as expected. Total cost: 440€. Appreciate the help!
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hansbrown76
Strange issue. I had something similar with my Exeo's auxiliary heater. Does your climate control show any unusual behavior, and what about the blower motor speed? Do you know if a temperature sensor error maybe is stored? Hope it is not the heater core. Sounds like a costly repair.