Peugeot 206 Brake Light Problem

Downtime · 31-05-2005 7:53pm #1

The brakelights on a 206 are on from the moment the engine is switched on - the brakes are working fine. Anyone got any ideas as to what the problem may be?

Einstein · 31-05-2005 7:54pm

if you look under the passenger dash, theres like a small round plug that you'll be able to see. Chances are a passenger accidentally kicked that.
Happened mine once, easily fixed! You might need to take it out and put it back in, no hassle at all!

D

Downtime · 31-05-2005 8:27pm

Cheers divers - I'll have a look and see if it works.

Einstein · 31-05-2005 8:32pm

cool!!
lemme know if it works!

Seth Brundle · 31-05-2005 9:00pm

If that doesn't work then it is probably the switch behind the brake pedal is stuck or being pressed in somehow

IrishRover · 01-06-2005 1:13am

I often see Peugeot 206s with the brake lights on permanently. I've wondered about whether it must be a particular design fault with them. I've also wondered how many of the people driving them realise. Obviously it's very dangerous. I guess there'd be less if people only checked that their lights worked properly. I told one chap driving a 206 that his brake lights were on permanently. He looked at me blankly for a bit and then said ah yeah, he knew about it - didn't seem to care much either way.

Downtime · 01-06-2005 7:27am

Divers - worked brilliantly - thanks a million.

What a stupid place for the plug - it was probably me who knocked it out:D

Peugeot 206 Brake Light Problem

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