neleraven49
Seat Toledo security alarm malfunction
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neleraven49 (Author)
Thanks for the quick reply! I did check the battery, and it seems fine. No obvious signs of power failure either. The car starts without any issues. When you had the false alarms, did it also store an error in the error memory? And did it affect the immobilizer at all?
thomasice1
Yes, it did store an error code, but I don't remember what it was exactly. The immobilizer was fine, thankfully. Honestly, I'd recommend taking it to a workshop to get it properly diagnosed. They'll be able to pinpoint the issue much faster and recode the alarm system if needed. It could save you a lot of headache in the long run!
neleraven49 (Author)
Big thanks for your help! I went to a workshop, and after checking the error memory, it turned out the security alarm system was coded to activate the optical locking (indicators). They recoded it, and everything is working fine now. Cost me 45€. Hopefully, this will help someone else in the future!
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thomasice1
Sounds like a real pain! I had a similar issue with my Toledo, though I can't remember the exact year. Kept getting false alarms, and the battery was draining like crazy. Have you checked the battery? A weak battery can sometimes trigger weird security system behavior. Also, any signs of power failure recently?