leviraven1
Seat Toledo Diesel air suspension failure
Summary of the thread
A 2004 Seat Toledo diesel experienced a complete air suspension failure, resulting in sagging, leaning, error messages, and misaligned low beams. The diagnostic pointed to a compressor failure, but a defective cable or plug connection was suspected. After inspecting the ride height sensors and wiring harnesses, it was confirmed that a bad connection was the cause. The issue was resolved with a professional assessment, costing 95€.
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leviraven1 (community.author)
Thanks for the reply. Where exactly are the ride height sensors located? And anything specific I should be looking for other than obvious breaks in the wires?
manfred_stern1
Confirmation of a defective cable or plug connection aligns with your vehicle's error codes and symptoms. The issues you are experiencing are indicative of malfunction with the suspension components. The diagnostic fee would be approximately 95€. It would be prudent to seek professional assessment at a workshop.
leviraven1 (community.author)
Thanks for confirming. Problem solved. It was a bad connection. 95€ later and it's working great. Appreciate the help.
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manfred_stern1
Based on the error codes and symptoms, a faulty cable or plug connection is a plausible cause. Have you inspected the ride height sensors and wiring harnesses for any visible damage or corrosion?