Warning light problem on 406

Discussion in 'Peugeot 406' started by Steve Moisy, Nov 7, 2005.

  1. Steve Moisy

    Steve Moisy Guest

    Can anyone help with a problem I have on my 2000 406 Rapier? Whenever I
    switch on my air conditioning a warning light comes on that tells me the
    engine temp is too hot. This happens even when the engine is cold. I have
    changed the sender unit located in the thermostat housing but no luck. I
    would appreciate any help with this problem.
    Thanks - Steve
     
    Steve Moisy, Nov 7, 2005
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  2. Steve Moisy

    nigel Guest

    Check the relays next to the fan units behind the front grill, under a
    long plastic cover. Also adjacent to these are the resistors. Remove
    these (one screw) and check the connections for corrosion and the
    windings for breaks (common). Note they are colour coded, grey and
    black. Any corrosion found try and clean up, but may need to renew the
    component. Also check the plugs to the components for burning and/or
    corrosion. Clean up as necessary or if really bad the loom is
    available and easyish to change.
     
    nigel, Nov 8, 2005
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  3. Steve Moisy

    Steve Moisy Guest

    Thanks Nigel as soon as it stops raining I'll give it a try
    Cheers Steve
     
    Steve Moisy, Nov 8, 2005
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  4. Steve Moisy

    Malc Guest

    Try the connectors round the Bitron sensor if you have one. My Citroen does
    similar things intermittently which seem to be cured by fiddling with the
    connectors
     
    Malc, Nov 8, 2005
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