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Problem with central locking and key remote control on Seat Leon Diesel 2017

Hey sports fans, I'm currently having a rather strange problem with my 2017 Seat Leon Diesel. It goes completely crazy when locking and unlocking and also makes a mess of the key remote control. Have you ever experienced anything like this? I think that the functional restriction of the central locking system could be the culprit. How did you deal with such a problem and what did the garage say or do about it? I'm looking forward to hearing your experiences!

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Hi, I'm not a car professional but would describe myself as someone with some experience. I had a very similar problem with my 2016 Seat Ibiza Diesel, it turned out that my door lock was faulty. I had it checked at my local garage and they suggested a replacement, which turned out to be correct. The replacement and labor cost a total of 430 euros. Do you happen to have your chassis number with you? Then I could perhaps go into more detail about your problem.

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Hi, thanks for your reply. Sounds like something that could also be the case with my Leon. My mileage is currently 43128 km and the last service was a few months ago. I don't have the chassis number to hand at the moment, no problem, I'll probably have my door lock checked. Many thanks for the tip!

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Hey, no problem, glad I could help! Given the mileage and condition of your car, a faulty door lock definitely sounds like a possibility. Ask the garage about it specifically, they should be able to diagnose it quickly. It shouldn't be too expensive to replace either. And don't stress about the chassis number, was just meant to make it more specific. Wish you good luck and hope this solves your problem!

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Super! Thank you very much for your support, that really reassures me. I'll make an appointment at the garage soon and ask them to take a closer look at my door lock. Thank you for your helpful tips. I hope that solves my problem!

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