Green and blue lights on your Peugeot 807 (from January 2005) explained: what the cruise control and SNOW indicator lights mean and what to do.
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.
This guide covers the first-generation Peugeot 807, based on handbook edition ed01-05, which applies to vehicles produced from 15 January 2005. Some of these lights depend on the version or equipment fitted to your car. For example, the SNOW light only applies if you have an automatic gearbox.
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| Warning | Urgency | In short |
|---|---|---|
| Cruise control indicator light | Information / status | Cruise control is activated |
| "SNOW" indicator light | Information / status | Automatic gearbox SNOW program selected |
This is the cruise control symbol on your instrument panel. It comes on when you activate the cruise control function and simply confirms that the function is switched on.
What to do:
This is the "SNOW" symbol on your instrument panel. It comes on when you select the "SNOW" operating program on the automatic gearbox and confirms that this program is in use.
What to do:
If you are not sure what a light on your dashboard means, check your Peugeot 807 handbook or ask a PEUGEOT dealer for advice.
Green and blue lights are there to keep you informed, not to alarm you. For the more important red and amber warning lights on your Peugeot 807, see our other warning light guides.
Related guides: Peugeot 807 I (2005) red warning lights, Peugeot 807 I (2005) orange warning lights and all Peugeot 807 guides.
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