Seat Toledo 1.2
Three-cylinder 1.2-12V with 75 hp in the Toledo IV as the base engine. Ignition coils and water pump are typical failure points. Adequate for city use, simple and low-cost maintenance.
75 hp in a saloon — tight
The 1.2 in the Toledo KG is the economy version. Fine for city traffic, but the heavier saloon body really needs more power.
Engine Weaknesses 2
The BZG water pump tends to develop leaks at higher mileages. It must be replaced during any timing belt service, as overheating will result otherwise.
Symptoms: Coolant loss, rising engine temperature, coolant level falling
The BZG 1.2 12V three-cylinder engine is prone to ignition coil failures, especially at higher vehicle age. Symptoms usually appear suddenly. Cheap repair, but requires regular checking.
Symptoms: Engine vibration, misfires, power loss, engine check light
Vehicle Weaknesses 3
Rust forms on the rear axle carrier of the Toledo KG due to inadequate protective coating. Primarily a cosmetic issue, but should be checked regularly.
Front brake discs and pads show increased wear on the Toledo KG.
Springs and shock absorbers on the Toledo KG can deteriorate with age and mileage, leading to roadworthiness inspection complaints.
