Type the lamp or the message on the display. Red means stop. Orange means have it checked.
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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.
Red warning lamps on your Peugeot 807 point to the problems you should never ignore. Most of the lamps in this guide work together with the central STOP warning light, and the handbook's advice for them is the...
Orange warning lamps on your Peugeot 807 tell you about a fault, a system that needs attention or something you need to act on. They are not usually a reason to stop straight away, but you should not ignore them.
Green and blue lights on your dashboard are the friendly ones. They are not warnings of a fault. They simply confirm that a system you have switched on is working, so you can carry on driving as normal.
Red warning lights on your Peugeot 807 point to a problem that needs your attention straight away. Most of them are linked to the central STOP warning light, and when that comes on while you are driving, you need...
Orange warning lamps on your dashboard usually point to a fault, or to something that needs your attention soon, rather than a reason to stop straight away. Many also come on briefly as a check when you switch on...
Green and blue lamps on your dashboard are not warnings. They are indicator lights that tell you a function is switched on or a driving program has been selected, so there is nothing to worry about when you see them.
Orange warning lamps on your Peugeot 807 point to a fault, a reminder or a system status that needs your attention. Some only need a quick check from you, while others mean you should get the car looked at or stop...
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