Peugeot 306 1.8 Meridian STOP light

Discussion in 'Peugeot 306' started by Tim Rogers, Jun 19, 2007.

  1. Tim Rogers

    Tim Rogers Guest

    The last couple of days I have noticed the STOP light just above the
    steering wheel coming on.

    I have checked the Oil level and that is fine.

    I have also noticed that the radiator fan seems to stay on for a few minutes
    after I have stopped (although it has been quite warm recently) although the
    temp has not really gone up much. The Air Con has recently packed up though
    (new condenser apparently needed??)

    So is this STOP light just a fluke or the sign of something more serious.

    Tim
     
    Tim Rogers, Jun 19, 2007
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  2. Tim
    The stoplight is linked to a number of engine sensors, oil pressure, water
    level,anti lock failure, low pressure in air con are a few. You usually get
    the stop light + another light i.e.. oil pressure. If the air con has
    recently packed up this is likely the cause. Turn off the air con or if it
    is one with climate control adjust the cab temperature to the outside
    temperature so the air con does not try to come on. This should cure the
    light.
    After thought the stop light should come on as a test before the engine is
    started.
    Mike
     
    Michael Roche, Jun 20, 2007
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  3. Check the brake and steering fluid levels. These are both monitored.
     
    Keith Willcocks, Jun 20, 2007
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  4. Tim Rogers

    Chris Hodges Guest

    We had a very similar issue with a meridian on a V plate. Tunred out to
    be a bad connection somewhere in the tempererature sensor wiring causing
    the stop light to come on and the aircon to not work. It went away for
    a while when I cleaned (i.e. fiddled with) every connector I could find
    under the bonnet, but the garage tracked it down in the end.

    Chris
     
    Chris Hodges, Jun 20, 2007
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