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Where is the Fuel Pump Relay Located on the Seat Leon?

Model: Seat Leon 1P - Years 2005-2013
Part: Fuel pump

The fuel pump relay on the Seat Leon is located inside the car's cabin, specifically behind the fuse box. In this video, there is a guide for right-hand drive, but for left-hand drive, the procedure is the same, just on the left side of the car. To access the position where you need to replace the fuel pump relay, first unscrew the screws holding the dash panel around the fuse box, then there are three more screws underneath, towards the floor of the car as shown in the video. Unscrew these as well to reveal the fuses. The relay you need is number 409. Replacing it is very simple. Remove the old one and insert the new one. It can be found online for around £5. To reassemble everything, follow the steps in reverse.

Updated on 12 April 2026 by ScegliAuto

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