mate. i dont know why the coolant was empty :O the mechanic who replaced the coolant sensor drained the system and put new coolant stuff in there (was well before november of last year i had that done)
i guess you have the melted fuse issue that plagues these car (even though i never got that )
if you open the engine bay and open the cover ontop of the battery there should be 3 fuses there. the one furthest on the right hand side is the fan fuse. this is a common problem that SEAT know about yet did nothing.
right, took the car out for a gentle test drive this evening, got bout 20 minutes into the drive, with temp sat bang on 90 all the way, when all of a sudden it starts creeping up quite quickly, so just about got home as it touched 110 ish, and turned it off. my worry is that the radiator fans wern't running when i pulled in at home, again. at what temperature would they normally kick in, and is there a way of testing them to make sure they work? thanks again