Peugeot 405 Question

Discussion in 'Peugeot 405' started by tonyb, Aug 20, 2004.

  1. tonyb

    tonyb Guest

    I have a a Peugeot 405 deisel N Reg. Driving home a red "STOP" Light came
    up on dash, I have no owners manual & don't know what this means (it
    flickered on/off intermitanly then ended) !!!
    tonyb
     
    tonyb, Aug 20, 2004
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    DanTXD Guest

    Well gee, at a guess, i think it might be you should stop :)

    Did any other lights come on at the same time? Oil light perhaps?
     
    DanTXD, Aug 20, 2004
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  3. tonyb

    Nigel Guest

    Usually comes on with high coolant temperature, or low oil pressure.
    Check your water & oil level.
     
    Nigel, Aug 20, 2004
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    sid Guest


    Do you get a "stop" light with ignition key prior to start up. It should
    illuminate- mine does not (although it can come at start times on odd
    occasions so connection and light still work. Maybe earth fault or contacts
    require a clean.) Red light should go out when engine started. Other lights
    prior to start up should be glow plugs, battery, oil light/handbrake light.,
    high coolant temp , Some models have water in diesel light, ABS, engine oil
    level gauge and diagnostic function.

    If you do have a serious fault then that is usual for the red light to flash
    on and off with a clicking noise. Reasons are oil pressure low/coolant temp
    high/loss of coolant.(may be others like brake fluid but do not know for
    sure). The fault condition should also be illuminated on the dash.

    I would check out oil levels, coolant levels, battery condition (including
    leads are not loose), brake fluid level., brake pad wear.etc.

    Give a follow up on progress as it will be of assistance to other Peugeot
    owners - other models have this "feature"
     
    sid, Aug 20, 2004
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    Peter Guest

    Could be that your brake fluid level is a little low.


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    Cheers

    Peter

    Remove the INVALID to reply
     
    Peter, Aug 21, 2004
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    greaser Guest

    check your brake fluid level and if ok check brake light switch on top of
    pedal for faulty switch.
     
    greaser, Sep 13, 2004
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