moritz_nacht3
Seat Inca Diesel Terminal Ignition Error Resolved
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A 2003 Seat Inca diesel was experiencing a Terminal 15 ignition positive interrupted error, preventing the engine from starting. The initial suspicion was a defective cable or plug, possibly related to the starter solenoid. Suggestions included checking the relay switch and inspecting the wiring harness for damage. Ultimately, the issue was resolved by addressing a corroded connector in the fuse box, costing 95€.
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moritz_nacht3 (community.author)
Whereabouts is the relay switch located? Is it easy enough to get to, or will I be needing special tools?
christianstorm6
The relay switch location can vary, maybe check your user manual. However, you're probably right that a defective cable is the issue. I think you should probably take it to a workshop.
moritz_nacht3 (community.author)
Turns out it was a corroded connector in the fuse box. 95€ later, all sorted.
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christianstorm6
Have you checked the relay switch? A voltage drop there could cause that. Inspecting the wiring harness for damage could also be beneficial.