My 16 TDi DSG Seat Leon 61 plate is two and a half years old, had no problems except last week on a run to Seaton a message came up on the computer displaying “Check your tyres” then an alarm rang and the tyre icon lit up. Pulled over and checked the tyres and nothing found so turned on ignition and all the warnings were still there so I pressed the reset button and the button fell inside its housing.
Restarted the car and all warnings had gone so took it to the dealer a few days later and they said they’d put a new switch in but 15 minutes later came out of the workshop with it fixed and they said the switch had just popped of its mountings.
Don’t know why the warning came up in the first place as the switch was still in place until I tried to reset it but I assume that maybe the connection had come loose and sounded the alarm.
Just a little update to the problem I had but did not know at the time of my switch falling into its housing and that is, it turned out I had a slow puncher so this is what gave the warning in the first place.
I reset the tyre monitor after checking all the tyres finding one was 8 Lbs below its idea pressure however about a month later not having fixed the slow puncher I had the tyre warning again but this time it was only the dashboard icon lit up and nothing on the MDF display. As the car is due to be renewed next week and me being a bit lazy I just inflated the tyre and reset again however a week later (puncher must be getting worst) I had the icon again so I’ve had the tyre fixed.
What puzzles me is why originally I had a MDF warning and dashboard icon but on the second and third time only the dashboard icon so I wonder if the dashboard warning is just a little nudge and the MDF warning is more serious.