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[Solved] Seat Ibiza 6j 1.6 TDI - Flashing glow plug light and indicator light

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  • #1 17257169
    emswisnia
    Level 15  
    Hello,

    I have a problem with the Seat Ibiza 6j, namely the glow plug indicator light and car max 2.5 thousand. - probably safe mode.
    It starts normally and does not show other problems.
    In addition, the Check engine indicator appeared when the flashing candle light first appeared.

    I connected via ELM with the application on the phone Car Scanner and Torque and two errors appeared P242a and P2453.
    After the errors were cleared, the Check engine indicator disappeared and was blinking with candles.

    Unfortunately, I didn't have access to VCDS.
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  • #2 17257247
    autoas
    Level 42  
    Well, you have mistakes what you are waiting for .... repairs
  • #3 17257294
    emswisnia
    Level 15  
    autoas wrote:
    Well, you have mistakes what you are waiting for .... repairs


    I have always thought that an electrode can give a professional answer / help ....
    I preferred to write because unfortunately I didn't have access to the dedicated software and I used the "universal" one.
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  • #4 17257918
    autoas
    Level 42  
    Well, but your equipment only shows the code number or the whole description?
  • #5 17258574
    emswisnia
    Level 15  
    Error number and short description.
    I know that there is probably a damaged differential pressure sensor or something. About this error p2435 informs.

    Unfortunately I don't know where he is in my engine. 1.6tdi 90KM. Apparently the sensor will succeed with two rubber hoses and a plug.
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  • #6 17258643
    autoas
    Level 42  
    I just tried to gently suggest to you that you can't do anything by yourself because you have neither knowledge nor equipment .... you have a new car at my shop so give it to a recommended workshop .... You can exchange it for "crap" and you either hit or not .... .but your costs anyway ....
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    #7 17258723
    T5
    Admin of Cars group
    emswisnia wrote:
    Unfortunately I don't know where he is in my engine. 1.6tdi 90KM. Apparently the sensor will succeed with two rubber hoses and a plug.


    Even if I pasted the photo from the location of the sensor, after the exchange you need to make an adaptation. ELM can't cope. VCDS also often lectures on newer cars.
    emswisnia wrote:
    I have always thought that an electrode can give a professional answer / help ....

    Of course you can.
  • #8 17260183
    emswisnia
    Level 15  
    I'm not in the VAG cars right now, so I didn't need any software for them. I'm more interested in Lexia and Diagbox.
    VAG-COM was enough for the older ones.

    Adaptation would not be a problem - I can drive to someone who has the right equipment.
    I will not go to the recommended workshop - unfortunately there is none in my area, they are supposedly certified by Bosch, but what is going on there is a separate topic on the forum to be set up.
    I will not go to the mechanic to tell me the location because "kindness" costs - probably as much as a new sensor ;) .
    I thought someone would lead me where it is located or upload a photo so I would know what's going on.

    If I knew where it is, I can change it from a friend of the car because it also has 1.6 TDI and if it were the same, I would know if it is a sensor or not.
  • #9 17260244
    T5
    Admin of Cars group
    Look around the right engine mount.
  • #10 17260340
    emswisnia
    Level 15  
    Do you have any photo?
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    #12 17262217
    T5
    Admin of Cars group
    Please .

    Seat Ibiza 6j 1.6 TDI - Flashing glow plug light and indicator light
  • #13 17262352
    emswisnia
    Level 15  
    Was this sensor already replaced in this car?

    What is the difference between sensor 076906051A and 076906051B.
  • #14 17265897
    emswisnia
    Level 15  
    I replaced the sensor. The error in the form of glow plug control disappeared by itself. To be sure, I will adapt the new sensor.

    I hope this fully solves the problem and I can force dpf cleanup.

    I would only ask for information on how to do it and whether it is possible, for example, through an android application.
  • #15 17265913
    T5
    Admin of Cars group
    emswisnia wrote:
    I would only ask for information on how to do it and whether it is possible, for example, through an android application.

    With the launch program - by all means.
  • #16 17267332
    emswisnia
    Level 15  
    Sensor replaced. After firing, the candle light is off.
    Unfortunately, after a few seconds of operation of the engine, the indicator began to blink. Car after pressing the gas only 2.5 thousand revolutions.

    After replacing the sensor, should the computer clear the error itself or do it have to be done manually diagnostics?
  • #17 17281770
    emswisnia
    Level 15  
    Hello.
    Today I was able to connect the car to autocom.
    The error that appeared was p2453. Particle filter differential pressure sensor circuit, signal out of range. Permanent error.

    After clearing the error and adaptation, no lights on the meter light up or the computer detects errors.

    The problem is that the car is only based up to 2600obr.
  • #18 17314046
    emswisnia
    Level 15  
    The topic has been resolved.
    The 1.6TDI motor at a standstill only spins to 2600rpm.
    The problem with errors was solved by performing an adaptation.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around issues with a Seat Ibiza 6j 1.6 TDI, specifically a flashing glow plug light and limited engine performance, likely due to safe mode activation. The user encountered error codes P242A and P2453, indicating potential problems with the differential pressure sensor related to the diesel particulate filter (DPF). After clearing the errors and replacing the sensor, the glow plug light turned off, but the engine still struggled to exceed 2600 RPM. The user sought guidance on sensor location, adaptation procedures, and whether error clearing is automatic post-replacement. Ultimately, the issue was resolved through adaptation, allowing normal engine operation.
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