majaheld17
Seat Mii Heating Issue
Summary of the thread
The heating issue in a 2014 Seat Mii was traced to a defective water valve, indicated by an error code. The initial suspicion was a cable or plug connection problem, but a blockage was also considered. After replacing the water valve, the heating functioned correctly, resolving the issue.
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majaheld17 (community.author)
Coolant level seems fine, no visible leaks. Your similar issue, was it also the water valve? Did you have an error code stored?
jennifershadow1
Yes, it was a water valve issue. I'd suggest checking the cable and plug first. If that doesn't fix it, a workshop visit might be needed. They can properly diagnose the cooling system and confirm if a replacement is needed. Is risking potential engine overheating worth saving a few euros?
majaheld17 (community.author)
It was the water valve. After replacing it, the heating is working perfectly. The total cost was 95€. Thanks for the advice!
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jennifershadow1
Low heating and an error code sounds familiar. I had a similar issue. Has the cooling system been checked for any coolant leak? A coolant leak can cause problems, including poor heating and potential engine overheating. Have you noticed any coolant loss?