106 fuse box is making a clicking noise when im driving and no i aint signalling

Discussion in 'Peugeot 106' started by sasha, Dec 5, 2003.

  1. sasha

    sasha Guest

    so anyone able to tell me why its doing that because im new to driving :(
     
    sasha, Dec 5, 2003
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    Tobias Meyer Guest

    Possibly because the switch is a pos - take it off, open it, clean all the
    metal chips out and it'll work again. Other than that - get a new one for
    about 60ยค.

    Tobi
     
    Tobias Meyer, Dec 5, 2003
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    Bob Minchin Guest

    Most of the relays live behind the fuse box so it's probably one of those. Is
    it literally only when you are driving?
    How about stationary with engine running, stationary with the ignition on and
    the engine not running etc.?
    Are your heater control flaps motor driven?.sometime these stick and the
    motors/gears make clicking noises.
    Any thing to do with intermittent wipers?these have a relay which will click
    once per wipe


    New to driving or not, I think you will have to give us some more clues and
    investigate a bit more yourself.

    Regards

    Bob
     
    Bob Minchin, Dec 6, 2003
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    Rick Maninov Guest

    The intermittant wipe controlled from the rain sensor makes a bit of a
    clicking row on my 406... guessing it could be that?
    It's only annoying cos the bloody cars so quiet ;-)

    Rick
     
    Rick Maninov, Dec 6, 2003
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  5. sasha

    sasha Guest

    the clicking noise only happens when the engine is running its not the wipers i think it may have somethin to do with the hazard warning lights because today i tried puttin on my hazard lights but when i pressed the button and let go they would not work i had to hold the button down, does that mean ive blown the fuse?
     
    sasha, Dec 6, 2003
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