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Car Keeps Running & Lights Stay On After Ignition Key Removal: 1.9TD 98r - Faulty Relay?

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  • #31 16224216
    sanfran
    Network and Internet specialist
    What kind of car, year, engine?
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  • #32 16224372
    kortyleski
    Level 43  
    Whatever it is, the bulbs on the back for verification.
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  • #33 16224400
    Sudy2505
    Level 2  
    Seat Ibiza cupra 1.4 tsi. Why are the bulbs behind to be checked? And which ones, because I replaced the lamps a month ago with other ones

    Added after 14 [minutes]:

    Oh, and what can I add? Restriction lighting bulbs just burned down with cubes, etc., everything flooded.
    But I do not know if it will be important because the car does not go out when I take out the key ??
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  • #34 16225128
    adamekamator
    Level 17  
    The replacement key switch does not open the contacts and supplies power through the light circuit

    Added after 5 [minutes]:

    To find out that it's the ignition switch's fault, unfasten the cube connecting it with the car's installation
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  • #36 19834675
    kacperkisiel333
    Level 1  
    Hello, I recently had an identical case (Mondeo MK3 2.0 TDCi)
    In my case, the torn Webasto control cables turned out to be the culprit, when they short-circuited, the car did not want to go out even after removing the key, only when I was strangling it, it went out but the clocks were still on.
    After the cables were insulated, the problem disappeared.
    I hope I helped someone.
    Regards

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a 1998 1.9TD car that continues to run and has lights that remain on even after the ignition key is removed. Initial checks ruled out the ignition switch as the cause, leading to suggestions of potential issues with relays, short circuits, or the fuel shut-off valve. Users shared various troubleshooting steps, including checking the emergency switch, alternator connections, and wiring for shorts. One user noted a similar experience with a Mondeo MK3, where damaged control cables caused the issue. The original poster expressed uncertainty about the problem's resolution, indicating ongoing concerns with the vehicle's electrical system.
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