bob1972
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Hi I wonder if anyone can help me
I have a 2001 Seat Leon Cupra and about 2 months ago the Excessive Pollution Warning light came on and stayed on. I took the car to the garage and they switched the light off - and said keep an eye on it - bring it back if it happens again.
It did happen again, and the computer diagnosed an issue with the cooling system - no more specific than that. I was told that it could be the belt slipping on the water pump and that I would need a new pump, belt and while they were there might as well fit a new cam belt.
When they did the job they actually found a fault with the thermostat and replaced only that.
All has been fine for a month and now the light is back on again.
My only issue is that the seat garage said that if it was a problem with the belt slipping on the water pump I would notice an increase in the engine temp when travelling at speed. My temp guage goes to a fraction over 90' and stays there - no temp issues as far as i can see.
Before i take the car back and end up spending £400 or so having the pump etc done I wondered if any of you may have some suggestions?
Thanks,
Bob
I have a 2001 Seat Leon Cupra and about 2 months ago the Excessive Pollution Warning light came on and stayed on. I took the car to the garage and they switched the light off - and said keep an eye on it - bring it back if it happens again.
It did happen again, and the computer diagnosed an issue with the cooling system - no more specific than that. I was told that it could be the belt slipping on the water pump and that I would need a new pump, belt and while they were there might as well fit a new cam belt.
When they did the job they actually found a fault with the thermostat and replaced only that.
All has been fine for a month and now the light is back on again.
My only issue is that the seat garage said that if it was a problem with the belt slipping on the water pump I would notice an increase in the engine temp when travelling at speed. My temp guage goes to a fraction over 90' and stays there - no temp issues as far as i can see.
Before i take the car back and end up spending £400 or so having the pump etc done I wondered if any of you may have some suggestions?
Thanks,
Bob