What the green and blue warning lamps on your Peugeot Partner II van (2017-present) mean, from the ECO Stop & Start lamp to headlamps and indicators.
Green and blue lamps on your instrument panel are information lamps. They tell you that a system or a light has been switched on or is working, so there is usually nothing to worry about when you see one.
This guide covers the Peugeot Partner II van from 2017 onwards and applies to vehicles built from 1 March 2017. Some lamps depend on your van's version or equipment, so you may not see all of them.
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| Warning | Urgency | In short |
|---|---|---|
| ECO | Information / status | Stop & Start status |
| Left-hand direction indicator | Information / status | Left turn signalled |
| Right-hand direction indicator | Information / status | Right turn signalled |
| Front foglamps | Information / status | Front foglamps switched on |
| Dipped beam headlamps / daytime running lamps | Information / status | Dipped beam or daytime lamps on |
| Main beam headlamps | Information / status | Main beam headlamps on |
This is the ECO indicator lamp for the Stop & Start system. When it stays on, it means your van has stopped (at red lights, a stop sign, in traffic jams and so on) and Stop & Start has put the engine into STOP mode. If it flashes for a few seconds and then goes off, STOP mode is temporarily unavailable, or START mode has been triggered automatically.
What to do:
If the lamp stays on:
If the lamp flashes for a few seconds, then goes off:
This is the left-hand direction indicator lamp. It flashes, with a buzzer, when you signal a change of direction to the left using the lighting control stalk.
What to do:
This is the right-hand direction indicator lamp. It flashes, with a buzzer, when you signal a change of direction to the right using the lighting control stalk.
What to do:
This is the front foglamps indicator lamp. It stays on when you have switched the front foglamps on yourself.
What to do:
This is the dipped beam headlamps and daytime running lamps indicator lamp. It stays on when you have selected these lamps yourself or when they have come on automatically.
What to do:
This is the main beam headlamps indicator lamp. It stays on when you have pulled the lighting control stalk towards you to switch on main beam.
What to do:
If a lamp comes on and you're not sure what it means, stay calm and check your handbook, as it is the best reference for your van's exact version and equipment.
Green and blue lamps are simply your Peugeot Partner II keeping you informed. Once you know what each one means, you can glance at the instrument panel and carry on driving with no surprises.
Related guides: Peugeot Partner (2017-present) red warning lights, Peugeot Partner (2017-present) orange warning lights and all Peugeot Partner guides.
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