306 Brakes

Discussion in 'Peugeot 306' started by 306newbie, Jul 30, 2004.

  1. 306newbie

    306newbie Guest

    Whenever i put my foot on the brake an orange light illuminates the dash (it's a circle with dashes around it). Coud someone tell me what this is and how to stop it. The car didn't come with a handbook when i bought it before anyone suggests looking in there for it. I have checked all the tail lights and they are all working.

    Also when i am driving along the just to lower right of the steering wheel starts to click (i think it may be the relays switching on and off rapidly). Any idea on what this is and if it related to the problem above?
     
    306newbie, Jul 30, 2004
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    No-One Guest

    (it's a circle with dashes around it). Coud someone tell me what this is and
    how to stop it. The car didn't come with a handbook when i bought it before
    anyone suggests looking in there for it. I have checked all the tail lights
    and they are all working.


    That light indicates worn brake pads.
     
    No-One, Jul 30, 2004
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  3. Either you need to refill the brakes fluid or to replace the brakes pads;
    whatever you do, do it fast!

    (it's a circle with dashes around it). Coud someone tell me what this is and
    how to stop it. The car didn't come with a handbook when i bought it before
    anyone suggests looking in there for it. I have checked all the tail lights
    and they are all working.
    starts to click (i think it may be the relays switching on and off rapidly).
    Any idea on what this is and if it related to the problem above?
     
    Jean-Jacques Pardete, Jul 30, 2004
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  4. 306newbie

    Mark Guest

    (it's a circle with dashes around it). Coud someone tell me what this is and
    how to stop it. The car didn't come with a handbook when i bought it before
    anyone suggests looking in there for it. I have checked all the tail lights
    and they are all working.
    starts to click (i think it may be the relays switching on and off rapidly).
    Any idea on what this is and if it related to the problem above?

    Relay is more than likely the indicator relay, this can be caused by the
    indicator stalk making bad connections or a faulty relay. Try cleaning the
    Indicator stalk and putting a bit of WD40 on it.

    Mark
     
    Mark, Jul 31, 2004
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