Seat Ibiza fuel door issue

I had a similar issue with my Ibiza. Check the lock actuator; that's a common failure point. Is the central locking system functioning correctly otherwise?

I had a similar issue with my Ibiza. Check the lock actuator; that's a common failure point. Is the central locking system functioning correctly otherwise?

I had a similar issue with my Ibiza. Check the lock actuator; that's a common failure point. Is the central locking system functioning correctly otherwise?

Central locking seems nominal, but I'll scope the lock actuator as per your suggestion. Any specific tests beyond a simple continuity check you'd recommend to definitively isolate the fault?

Central locking seems nominal, but I'll scope the lock actuator as per your suggestion. Any specific tests beyond a simple continuity check you'd recommend to definitively isolate the fault?

Central locking seems nominal, but I'll scope the lock actuator as per your suggestion. Any specific tests beyond a simple continuity check you'd recommend to definitively isolate the fault?

Beyond continuity, check the voltage at the actuator connector when the fuel door release is activated via the key fob or the internal switch. If voltage is present but the actuator doesn't respond, it's likely the actuator itself. If no voltage, trace the wiring back, might be an electrical fault. But, frankly, given the symptoms, I'd suggest a proper diagnostic at a reputable workshop.

Beyond continuity, check the voltage at the actuator connector when the fuel door release is activated via the key fob or the internal switch. If voltage is present but the actuator doesn't respond, it's likely the actuator itself. If no voltage, trace the wiring back, might be an electrical fault. But, frankly, given the symptoms, I'd suggest a proper diagnostic at a reputable workshop.

Beyond continuity, check the voltage at the actuator connector when the fuel door release is activated via the key fob or the internal switch. If voltage is present but the actuator doesn't respond, it's likely the actuator itself. If no voltage, trace the wiring back, might be an electrical fault. But, frankly, given the symptoms, I'd suggest a proper diagnostic at a reputable workshop.

Workshop confirmed a faulty electric actuator. Repair cost was 210€. Resolved.

Workshop confirmed a faulty electric actuator. Repair cost was 210€. Resolved.

Workshop confirmed a faulty electric actuator. Repair cost was 210€. Resolved.