Navigation and audio system error in a 2014 Seat Ibiza: experiences and tips

Hey, I can understand your frustration. I had the same situation with my Seat Leon 2017. In my case, it was actually the audio system that was acting up and affecting the sat nav. After some back and forth, the garage discovered that the audio system wiring had a problem. It wasn't exactly an easy problem, but fortunately it was solved. The guys there did a pretty good job and I had no further problems after that. Hope this helps you in some way. Good luck!

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Great, thank you! That's a great relief. 165 euros is not a small amount, but it's less than I would have to pay for a new navigation system or a new audio system. It's good to know that you haven't had any further problems since then. I'll take that as a good sign and take my Seat Ibiza to the garage tomorrow. Keep your fingers crossed that everything goes well. I'll let you know again when I have any new information. See you then!

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Hey, so you also had something to do with the wiring! Glad it could be solved for you. Can you remember how much the whole thing cost you? And did anything else happen afterwards, or can I hope that the problem has been solved for good? I'm looking forward to your answer.

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Hey, yes, I can tell you that. The repair cost me 165 euros. It was a problem with the cable connection between the control unit and the display, but that has since been fixed. Since I had it done by the mechanic, the audio system has been working perfectly again, no more spinning. So I think you can safely assume that the problem has really been solved. Keep your fingers crossed that it works just as well for you!

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Hi, I'm experiencing navigation and audio system errors in my 2016 Seat Leon with 90,500 km. Has anyone else encountered similar issues? Looking for advice or tips to resolve these problems. Any shared experiences or solutions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

It sounds like you might be experiencing a similar issue to what StefMueller and FranziM described above. It could be a problem with the wiring between the control unit and the display. However, it's best to have a professional mechanic diagnose the issue to be sure. They can check the wiring and connections, and if necessary, repair or replace the faulty parts.