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mariowolf1
Seat Inca Diesel Engine Trouble
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ida_schaefer23
That sounds like a pain. Did you check the sensor itself for any visible damage? Or maybe try cleaning the contacts on the plug?
ida_schaefer23
That sounds like a pain. Did you check the sensor itself for any visible damage? Or maybe try cleaning the contacts on the plug?
mariowolf1 (Author)
Good shout! Where exactly is the water sensor located, and is there a trick to sensor testing without special tools?
mariowolf1 (Author)
Good shout! Where exactly is the water sensor located, and is there a trick to sensor testing without special tools?
mariowolf1 (Author)
Good shout! Where exactly is the water sensor located, and is there a trick to sensor testing without special tools?
ida_schaefer23
Could be a loose connection or corrosion. If you're not comfortable poking around with auto electronics, I'd suggest a workshop visit. It's a pain, but might save you bigger headaches later on.
ida_schaefer23
Could be a loose connection or corrosion. If you're not comfortable poking around with auto electronics, I'd suggest a workshop visit. It's a pain, but might save you bigger headaches later on.
ida_schaefer23
Could be a loose connection or corrosion. If you're not comfortable poking around with auto electronics, I'd suggest a workshop visit. It's a pain, but might save you bigger headaches later on.
mariowolf1 (Author)
Big thanks! Turns out it was indeed the water sensor cable. 95€ later and my Seat Inca is purring like a kitten again!
mariowolf1 (Author)
Big thanks! Turns out it was indeed the water sensor cable. 95€ later and my Seat Inca is purring like a kitten again!
mariowolf1 (Author)
Big thanks! Turns out it was indeed the water sensor cable. 95€ later and my Seat Inca is purring like a kitten again!
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ida_schaefer23
That sounds like a pain. Did you check the sensor itself for any visible damage? Or maybe try cleaning the contacts on the plug?