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This sounds like a bad earth. There will probably be a wire going to ground through a bolt near the rear lamp cluster, on both sides probably. You need to make sure these are on, clean and tight. Remove any dirt/paint/rust etc and refit with a smear of vaseline.

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Signo has electric windows + mirrors.

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All you need do is go to a Seat dealer, who will then get the code for your car from the manufactures

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somewhere in the car :) on my seat toldedo 1999 the OBD key is hiding behing a small plastic cover, located in the storage space under the centre console ashtray, right at the back, prise the plastic cover and the OBD is underneath

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SEAT LEON HEAD BOLTS ARE ACTUALLY KNOWN AS CAMSHAFT HOUSING BOLTS{IF THIS ENGINE IS THE SAME AS IN MY 2002 1.4 LEON S} THE BOLTS SHOULD BE REPLACED WITH NEW ONES AND TORQUED TO10Nm+1/4turn(90degrees)further. TIGHTEN FROM CENTRE OUTWARDS USING CROSS-OVER SEQUENCE

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There is no Haynes manual for it so maybe try looking for a Haynes manual for Volkswagen, something along the lines of the Jetta model, as the Toledo's engine is made by Volkswagen and the its size it roughly the same as a Jetta, you maybe able to download one free if you get the right site or possible order for Amazon.co.uk usually for a third of the price as Halford's or somewhere like that, good luck anyway!

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You can change brake light switches on a Seat Toledo by first making sure that the engine of the vehicle is turned of. Then you can replace the old brake light.

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367 km

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Your brake light switch is faulty. It is very difficult to fit the new one as it is a one shot switch (1 chance of putting it in properly).

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The first SEAT Toledo car was produced in 1991. The Toledo is a 5 door liftback similar in design and idea of the Volkswagen Jetta and Corrado. The car is still in production.

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Hannah Clarke (FOE)

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Gumbet near Bodrum in Turkey.