StefanWag87
Seat Ibiza tire pressure error message although the tire pressure is OK
Tire pressure to low
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Hey, I'm glad my tip helped you! Well, I actually had something like this with my Seat Leon (same model year, 2014 petrol engine). In my case, however, it wasn't the control unit, but a faulty tire pressure sensor. These things can fail over time, especially with higher mileage, which you already have. In my case, they first read out the sensor at the garage and found that it was no longer sending the correct values. Replacing the sensor then cost me around 70 euros per sensor, plus labor. Of course, you can also have the control unit checked at the same time while they're at it. So my tip: It's best to go to the garage and have both the sensors and the control unit checked. Sometimes it's easier if you have both possibilities in mind. It costs a bit, but safety first, especially when it comes to tire pressure. Good luck and hopefully everything works out! Greetings
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Hey, thanks for your detailed answer! I will definitely go to the garage and have both the sensors and the control unit checked. Safety is really important to me. Let's see what the diagnosis reveals. It was really great that you shared your experience with me, it really helped me. Greetings
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Hey, I had a similar problem with my Seat Leon (2014, petrol). In my case, the control unit of the tire pressure monitoring system was defective. I only have some experience with cars, so I went straight to the garage. They replaced the control unit and the whole thing cost me 355.0 euros. Fortunately, it solved the problem for me. It would be great if you could tell me your car model and the exact year of manufacture so that I can help you more precisely. Hope that helps you! Regards
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