johnfire2
Seat Toledo Diesel rough idle error code
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A 2005 Seat Toledo with a diesel engine was experiencing rough idling and an error code, suspected to be due to a defective engine mount. The issue was thought to be related to a faulty cable or plug connection to the mount. After professional inspection, it was confirmed that the problem was indeed a faulty connection, and replacing the engine mount and fixing the connector resolved the idling issue.
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johnfire2 (community.author)
Thanks for the quick reply. When you say rubber mount, do you mean the actual rubber part of the engine mount itself? And is the mounting bracket the metal piece that holds the mount in place?
melissaschaefer4
Yes, by rubber mount, I mean the actual rubber component of the engine mount. It's designed to absorb vibrations. The mounting bracket is indeed the metal structure securing the mount. Given your diagnostic indicates a defective connection and the symptoms align, it’s probably best to have it professionally inspected at a workshop. They can properly diagnose the electrical issue and assess the extent of the mount wear.
johnfire2 (community.author)
Problem resolved. The workshop confirmed the error code indicated a faulty connection. Replacing the mount and fixing the connector smoothed out the idling. It cost 95€.
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melissaschaefer4
I had a similar issue with my Toledo, though I'm unsure of the exact error code. The uneven idling and error memory suggest engine mount wear. Have you visually inspected the rubber mount and the mounting bracket for damage or wear? Sometimes the rubber deteriorates, causing instability.