Type the lamp or the message on the display. Red means stop. Orange means have it checked.
Please note: this overview is based on the second-generation Peugeot 5008 (2017 to 2024, facelifted in 2020) and 2024 data. An all-new 5008 has since arrived, so this is most relevant for nearly-new and used buyers. If...
Please note: this guide covers the second-generation Peugeot 3008 (2016 to 2023, facelifted in 2021) using 2023-2024 data. An all-new third-generation 3008 has since replaced it, so this is most useful if you're buying...
Please note: this guide is based on 2024 model-year information, including the 2024 facelift. Engines, trim names and equipment have been revised since, so double-check current specifications before you buy. The 2008 is...
Please note: this review reflects around a year behind the wheel of a 508 plus 2023-2024 specification data. Engine choices and trims differ from country to country and have changed since, so check what's currently on...
Stop as soon as it is safe, then read the guide for your model.
A fault, or a system that needs attention. You can usually drive on, then book a workshop.
Green means a system is switched on. Blue means the high beam is on.
A red warning lamp on your dashboard tells you something needs your attention. Some red lamps report a fault that may need further investigation, while others are reminders, such as an open door or an unfastened...
Orange lamps on your Peugeot 3008 either warn you about a fault or show the status of a system. Some come on for a few seconds when you switch on the ignition and should go off once the engine starts. If one comes...
Green and blue lamps on your dashboard are indicator lamps rather than warnings. They tell you that a system or function is switched on or working, so in most cases they are simply confirming what the car is doing....
Red warning lamps on your Peugeot iOn either show you that something needs your attention straight away, such as an open door or an unfastened seat belt, or warn you about a fault that should not be ignored. Some...
Orange warning lamps on your Peugeot iOn tell you that a system has a fault, needs your attention or is in a particular state. They are not always as urgent as red lamps, but you should not ignore them.
Green and blue lamps on your dashboard are information lamps. They confirm that something is switched on or that the car is ready to use, so they are not a sign of a fault.
A red warning lamp means something needs your attention straight away. It may be a serious fault, or something simple such as an open door or an unfastened seat belt. Some red lamps come on for a few seconds when...
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