simon_schroeder1
Seat Exeo diesel injection woes
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simon_schroeder1 (Author)
Electrical connections to the fuel injectors, eh? Is that a common thing? Where exactly should I be looking, and what am I looking for? Any chance you had the same issue with your petrol engine?
marieheld8
My Exeo, whilst a petrol variant, exhibited similar behavior. It was indeed a loose or corroded connector to one of the injectors. I recommend meticulously inspecting each connection, ensuring they are secure and free from corrosion. If the issue persists, a diagnostic check at a reputable workshop may be warranted to pinpoint the exact source of the malfunction.
simon_schroeder1 (Author)
Massive thanks for the tip. Turns out you were spot on! I checked all the connections as you said and there was a loose plug on one of the injectors. Gave it a clean, plugged it back in properly, and the car is running like a dream again. Total cost? 95€ for the diagnostic. Unbelievable! Saved me a fortune!
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marieheld8
Your described symptoms certainly resonate with a previous issue I encountered on my Seat Exeo, although I drive a petrol version. Reduced engine power and stalling at idle are indicative of fuel delivery irregularities. I would pose the query: have you inspected the electrical connections to your fuel injectors? A defective connection can manifest in such a manner.