2006 Seat Leon 2 (2.0 TDI) - Red Steering Wheel Error, No Electric Assistance: Fuse & Plug Issues

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Hello, I have a Seat Leon 2 from 2006. 2.0 tdi I have a problem with assistance I just got a red steering wheel error and I don't have any assistance. At the moment I checked the fuses and plugs entering the electric power assist motor on the ironer and in one plug there is electricity and...

spinacz · Accepted Answer

Don't bury it because you will smash even more, computer diagnostics and keep looking.

spinacz · Accepted Answer

And who and how is to help you as you do not know what hurts support, reading errors and then only discussion and searching.

spinacz · Answer

Computer diagnostics, then further searches.

Neon5658 · Answer

You can still check the engine itself.

PrzemekSeatLeon2 · Answer

And how to check the engine itself? Because I also read that it could be a turn sensor. Where is he located? Because I wouldn't want to get the whole maglower out.

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And must there be electricity in these two cubes that come to the power assist motor? Because in one there is and in the other there is no and probably there is no current in what comes from the steering wheel sensor.

PrzemekSeatLeon2 · Answer

Okay, I'll go to the computer on Monday and let me know what and how. Maybe you can help me with a paper clip because if not a mechanic is left to me.

PrzemekSeatLeon2 · Answer

Hello, I was check for errors there are two: power steering control module (j500) no signal / no communication. And the second is probably not very important but I will write: cruise control switch- E45 malfunction. That's it and I am asking for help, maybe you know something.

spinacz · Answer

Where are these errors in which modules? Is support going to connect?

Pawel wawa · Answer

So only three possibilities, communication harness, no power supply or controller enabled. Oscilloscope and indicator your friend Added after 59 : Check the fuses at the battery with a bulb, e.g. H4 or H7.

PrzemekSeatLeon2 · Answer

No assisted connection. You can't connect. I checked the fuses and they are all ok. I don't know in which modules. Is there any module on the steering wheel from this?

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What driver might be broken? And the bunch which? What goes from the steering wheel?

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2006 Seat Leon 2 (2.0 TDI) - Red Steering Wheel Error, No Electric Assistance: Fuse & Plug Issues

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Or could it be a steering wheel control module? The one at the steering wheel?

Kamil6622 · Answer

Hi, I have the same problem as you. Did you solve it

Lunioplpl · Answer

I will also be on the subject. For me, the problem of lack of support may be a broken relay. The cables are normally 12V and 14.4 V. However, according to the computer 9 and 11V (permanent error: no voltage). The plugs on the ironer are not dead, the cables are in good condition.

The question is: where is the relay? Does anyone have a schematic?

PrzemekSeatLeon2 · Answer

Replacing the electric power assist motor helped. Topic is closed

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