Category: Subaru Forum

Hello, I would like to change the light bulb for my SEAT ibiza SC. According to the manual, the H4 are for single headlights and H7 for double headlights. Don’t know which one I have. Photo included. Can someone tell me or do I have double or simple ?

Hello together, recently my wife bought a used Seat Ibiza 6J EZ 04/2011. Since we were still driving older models until then, we now have a problem with the driving or all-round light. If you put the key in the ignition lock, two “standlights” go on at the front (21Watt), taillights stay off. If I turn now at the rotary switch to the standlight, everything is all around dark. (I now pass the car function) Turn further to the dipped light, light up the Ablendlichte r and the rear lights incl. license plate lighting. With the old car, the floor lighting also lights up with the dipped-beam for safety if there is a light bulb broken from the dipped-beam. Now I wonder if the rotary switch is broken or is there a function with the newer vehicles somewhere we have not yet understood. Would be nice if someone had a usable idea. I unfortunately have no one in my environment who has a same car.

Hello all, I have a question about damp and oily spark plugs. During today’s change of spark plugs I noticed that all candles were heavily dirty and rather moist to oily, especially in the area of the thread. It is striking that all three spark plugs are evenly affected, which surprised me with a vehicle with only 30,000 km on the speedometer. It is probably still about the original candles. I have heard that such a vehicle This could possibly be due to an engine wash, which I did not do myself, but of course you don’t know if what was done before. I had excluded valve shaft seal or piston rings for myself because of the mileage. Does anyone know if you should worry about it and if you can do something about it?

I’m fluctuating between Fiesta and Ibiza, would like to have an automatic, Ford only offers the Stone Age 4 gear converter.. How is the DSG in connection with the 105 hp engine Is that sufficient?

Hi together since I am looking for a working car ( each 50 km to and 50 km back ) I found this ad and wanted to hear what you mean. Seat Arosa 1.7 SDI Stella Price: 3.950 EUR Fuel combustion combined: 4.4 l/100km Fuel combustion inside: 5.9 l/100km Fuel combustion outside: 3.6 l/100km CO2 emissions combined: 119 g/km Data 88,000 km, 44 KW / 60 hp, diesel, , transmission: manual transmission , pollutant class: Euro 3First registration: 3/2002, HU: 9/2009 , AU: 9/2009 , Color: Black Equipment ABS, El. Window Lifter, El. immobilizer, Metallic, Central Locking Vehicle description: SERVO,CENTRAL REGION,EURO 3,EXCLUDING AIRBAG This is a dealer offer.

Hello guys, have a question here for my mother, who wants to have your Seat Arosa TDi scrapped and then possibly buy the Seait Ibiza Ecomotive. Now I wanted to ask if someone is driving such a model and what really ( REAL) consumes? Because 3.7 liters combined would be the hammer for such a compact car. The models already have soot particle filters, so that they get Euro 4 Bzw. a green badge, right? What can you still give me about this fashion ll say? That’s a 4 cylinder already? Why is this model so economical, even though there is a same engine that will build a little more? Greetings