Hi everyone,
I’m getting a P2185 error code on my Seat Leon, which refers to “Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor 2 – Signal Too High.”
The check engine light came on, and this is the only code that shows up when I scan it.
Has anyone experienced this issue before?
Thanks in advance!
P2185 Error Code on Seat Leon - Coolant Temperature Sensor 2
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jimel37390
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04 August 2025
xoxix49145
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12 August 2025
Yeah, I’ve run into P2185 before, but on my old VW Golf, not a Leon. Same story though — that second coolant temp sensor was giving the ECU a signal that was way too high. For me, it ended up being the sensor itself, but I’ve also heard of cases where it’s just a loose plug or some corrosion in the wiring.
If you’ve got the InCarDoc app or any OBD scanner, check the live data and compare both coolant temperature sensors. If Sensor 2 is showing weird numbers compared to Sensor 1, you’ve likely found the problem.
It’s not usually an emergency, but I’d still get it fixed soon before it starts messing with fuel mixture or idle.
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3 weeks ago
Hi everyone,
I’m getting a P2185 error code on my Seat Leon, which refers to “Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor 2 – Signal Too High.”
The check engine light came on, and this is the only code that shows up when I scan it.
Has anyone experienced this issue before?
Thanks in advance!
The P2185 code means the ECM is detecting a high signal from Coolant Temperature Sensor 2. Common causes include:
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Faulty coolant temperature sensor (often the sensor itself has failed).
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Damaged wiring/connector (corrosion, loose plug, or short to voltage).
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Rarely, an issue with the ECU.
I’d start by checking the wiring and connector for damage or corrosion, then consider replacing the sensor if everything looks fine. It’s usually a relatively inexpensive and straightforward fix.
