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Seat Ibiza 1.4 2001: Check Engine Light On w/ Gas Installation - Meaning & Severity

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  • #1 16835875
    misiekmik
    Level 10  
    Hello, I have a question in my session, the check engine light is on. what does she mean this is something serious seat Ibiza 2001 1.4 engine gas installation.
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  • #2 16835903
    jarek225
    Level 24  
    Connect to a computer and check.
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  • #3 16835929
    misiekmik
    Level 10  
    tomorrow or after tomorrow I'm going to the mechanic. But I'm curious if something serious can be.
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  • #4 16835934
    jarek225
    Level 24  
    It is hard to tell what is wrong with the control. There can be a lot of reasons.
    You can't do without a computer
  • #5 16835957
    misiekmik
    Level 10  
    aha. I read often The reason is that e.g. the contact will fall off or a little moisture will get into the plug. In the case of less important signals, e.g. reading the temperature of the intake air, the controller assumes averaged, safe values. And maybe more smoke .. is it possible?
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  • #6 16835977
    jarek225
    Level 24  
    misiekmik wrote:
    aha. I read often The reason is that e.g. the contact will fall off or a little moisture will get into the plug

    Yes it can be the reason, but it can also be one of the sensors or the like.
    Aren't you unplugging one of the plugins for a moment?
  • #7 16836243
    filipas123
    Level 11  
    Frequent damage is also to the beam under the battery, but without a computer diagnosis, you can predict the grounds.
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Topic summary

✨ The discussion revolves around a Seat Ibiza 1.4 from 2001 with an illuminated check engine light, particularly after a gas installation. Users suggest connecting the vehicle to a diagnostic computer to identify the issue, as the cause can vary widely. Potential problems include loose connections, moisture in plugs, or sensor malfunctions. One user mentions frequent damage to the wiring under the battery as a possible concern. Without a computer diagnosis, it is challenging to determine the severity of the issue.
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