aaronstorm1
Seat Inca Oil Level Sensor Issue
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A Seat Inca owner reported an issue with the oil level sensor, receiving error messages and a warning light on the speedometer. The problem was suspected to be a defective cable or plug connection to the sensor. Another person with a similar experience suggested checking the connector for faults. The owner later confirmed that a mechanic found and cleaned a faulty connection, resolving the issue without needing to replace the sensor.
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aaronstorm1 (community.author)
Interesting! Was it also the cable or plug connection that was defective in your case? And did the oil pressure warning lamp also light up?
ellahimmel1
Yep, the oil signal was totally messed up and the light was constantly on. It was the connector for the sensor, if I remember correctly. Honestly, I'd just take it to a shop. It's like a clogged artery in your car's circulatory system, best to let a pro handle it!
aaronstorm1 (community.author)
Just wanted to say the mechanic found a faulty connection to the oil level sensor, like you said. They cleaned it, and the warning light is gone. Cost 95€, much better than a new engine! Thanks for the advice!
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ellahimmel1
Whoa, sounds familiar! I had a similar sensor issue with my Inca. The oil monitoring system went haywire. Was the error message constant, or did it come and go?