Seat Ibiza

To change the clutch cable on a Seat Ibiza, first, ensure the vehicle is securely lifted and supported. Remove the old cable by detaching it from the clutch pedal and the clutch fork in the transmission. Install the new cable by threading it through the appropriate guides, connecting it to the clutch pedal and fork, and adjusting the tension as needed. Finally, test the clutch operation to ensure proper installation.

I think it is in the dashboard

The EPC light came on today on a 2001 Seat Ibiza, along with the car's lock suddenly locking. After 3 or 4 efforts, we figured that the problem was solved unlocking the car using the key while the engine was on (the electronics on the car always blocked when the EPC came on). After that the EPC light switched off. I hope you can solve the problem this way.

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If it's anything like the 1.9tdi model, it's behind the glovebox.

You'll need to remove the lower panel - this is how you gain access to the cabin air, paper filter (Refer to Haynes manual to find this).

Take that out and look inside - you will see the blower resistor is attached by one screw, however, it is a pain to access. It looks like a heat-sink.

After cutting my hand to shreads, I got the drill out and made a hole to gain access to the screw.

After removing the screw, push from above (after you remove the glove box and white pollen filter sheet) there's a few cable-ties to cut.

Disconnect the socket that is connected to the resistor and push it into the air box - getting the unit out via the air filter access point is a pain - I broke mine a little, there's just not enough space - It's nothing a little superglue cannot fix.

A new unit costs about £40 - I am yet to get a new unit and to put it back together, but now I have more room to get my hand in, it will be much easier. I can only assume the car was built around the unit and the person who designed this is a sadist.

To do this without breaking the plastic involves taking the entire dashboard out, so this is a botch fix, but will save me a £500 cost via the main dealer.

Expect your airbag lights to come on these will need to be reset by disconnecting the battery for over half an hour.

Good luck.

If you find out how to remove the stereo PLEASE let me know. I am trying to take mine out to fit a bluetooth kit and I am struggling.

Yes they would. This is the mk4 same as mine (On which I have 17" alloys and 205/40 R17s).

it is located on the passenger side lower dash, remove the panel under the lower dash, there will be a plate with two sliding plaqtes on, slide the plates and the pollen filter is located up behind the plate