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Changing the exhaust gas pressure sensor on Seat Ibiza IV

Written By: pierre-yves carlier (and 2 other contributors)
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Introduction

Changing the exhaust gas pressure sensor (FAP)

  1. Open the engine hood using the handle at the pedal level.

    • Open the engine hood using the handle at the pedal level.

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  2. Lights on due to faulty sensor

    • Lights on due to faulty sensor

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  3. Locate the sensor location Locate the sensor location Locate the sensor location

    • Locate the sensor location

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  4. To replace it, you have to unclip the connector by leveraging it with a flat screwdriver. Be careful not to break the plastic clips. The plastic can harden and become brittle.

    • To replace it, you have to unclip the connector by leveraging it with a flat screwdriver. Be careful not to break the plastic clips. The plastic can harden and become brittle.

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    Do not forget to disconnect the negative terminal of the battery

    kikidu28 - Reply

  5. On the 2 hoses, you must loosen the 2 clamps and slide them down to release the hoses. Do not hesitate to use a flat screwdriver to lever the hoses.

    • On the 2 hoses, you must loosen the 2 clamps and slide them down to release the hoses. Do not hesitate to use a flat screwdriver to lever the hoses.

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    Good morning,

    One of these two hoses is not connected to anything on my Seat... and I can't find where it should be connected. Can you tell me what these two hoses are connected to? Thank you very much.

    meyer baptiste 51 - Reply

  6. Once the 2 hoses and the connectors have been removed, you will need to unscrew the sensor held in place with a size 4 BTR screw. Once the 2 hoses and the connectors have been removed, you will need to unscrew the sensor held in place with a size 4 BTR screw.

    • Once the 2 hoses and the connectors have been removed, you will need to unscrew the sensor held in place with a size 4 BTR screw.

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  7. To install the new one, you have to do the complete opposite of what you just did.

    • To install the new one, you have to do the complete opposite of what you just did.

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    Hello

    Where did you buy the sensor from, please?

    moe_ben - Reply

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pierre-yves carlier

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Hello, on my vehicle I have two hoses, one of them is cut short and is not connected anywhere. Is this normal?

Cordiqlement

Alex85 - Reply

Hello, is there a recalibration to be done (reprogramming)?

dubosque64 - Reply

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