1. Engine Light (Check Engine Light):
- This light with an engine symbol or "MIL" (Malfunction Indicator Lamp) indicates a potential issue with the vehicle's engine or emission control system. It requires immediate attention as it may indicate a range of problems, such as engine misfires, oxygen sensor issues, or catalytic converter problems.
2. Oil Pressure Warning Light:
- This light is shaped like an oil can or has the letters "OIL" or "OIL PRESS." It indicates a problem with the oil pressure in the engine. Low oil pressure can cause severe damage to the engine, so it's important to check the oil level and have the issue diagnosed promptly.
3. Coolant Temperature Warning Light:
- Usually shaped like a thermometer, or the letters "TEMP" or "COOL." It indicates that the engine is overheating or nearing a dangerously high temperature. This could be due to a coolant leak, thermostat malfunction, or other cooling system problems. Pull over safely and let the engine cool down before checking the coolant level.
4. Fuel Warning Light:
- This light is shaped like a fuel pump or shows the letters "FUEL" or a small fuel gauge icon. It indicates that the fuel level in the tank is low and you need to refuel soon.
5. Brake System Warning Light:
- This light looks like an exclamation mark enclosed in a circle, or it may say "BRAKE" or "BRAKE SYSTEM." It indicates an issue with the vehicle's braking system. It could signify low brake fluid levels, worn-out brake pads or rotors, or other brake-related problems.
6. ABS Warning Light:
- Usually shaped like the letters "ABS" enclosed within a circle. This light indicates an issue with the vehicle's anti-lock braking system (ABS). The ABS system helps prevent wheel lock-up during braking, and this light usually turns off after starting the vehicle. If it stays on while driving, it may require attention.
7. Airbag Warning Light:
- Has the word "AIRBAG" or a symbol depicting a person in a seat with a deployed airbag. This light warns that there may be a fault in the vehicle's airbag system. It's important to address this issue as soon as possible, as airbags play a crucial role in passenger safety.
8. Immobiliser Warning Light:
- Usually a symbol with a key and a padlock or the letters "IMMO." This light appears when the immobiliser system detects an issue preventing the vehicle from starting or continuing to run. Usually related to the vehicle's key or ignition system.
9. Battery Warning Light:
- This light looks like a battery or has the letters "BATT" or "ALT" for the alternator. It indicates a problem with the vehicle's charging system, such as the alternator not generating enough power or the battery not holding a charge.
10. Tyre Pressure Warning Light:
- Usually shaped like an exclamation mark enclosed in a circle next to a tyre symbol. This light indicates a problem with the tyre pressure monitoring system. It means one or more tyres may have low pressure or there's an issue with the sensors.
It's important to note that if any of these warning lights appear, it's best to consult the owner's manual for your Peugeot 206 for the specific information related to your vehicle model and year. If the light is accompanied by unusual noises, vibrations, or other changes in the vehicle's performance, seek professional advice from a qualified mechanic.
