1. Injection System Fault: This light usually appears when there's a problem with the fuel injection system, such as faulty sensors, injectors, or fuel pump issues.
2. Engine Management System: The amber light may illuminate if the engine management system detects an anomaly, including problems with ignition, sensors, or emission controls.
3. Low Fuel Level: Some Peugeot 206 models have an amber light that indicates a low fuel level. Refuel the vehicle as soon as possible to prevent running out of fuel.
4. Brake System: The amber light might be related to the brake system, such as worn brake pads or low brake fluid levels.
5. Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Warning: If the vehicle has a TPMS, the amber light can alert the driver to low tire pressure in one or more tires.
6. Service Reminder: Certain Peugeot models use an amber light as a service reminder, indicating the vehicle is due for maintenance or inspection.
7. Engine Coolant Level: The amber light can also be associated with low engine coolant levels.
8. ABS or ESP Warning: If your Peugeot 206 has anti-lock brakes (ABS) or electronic stability program (ESP), the amber light might indicate a problem with these systems.
9. Immobilizer: Amber light blinking in conjunction with a key symbol can indicate a problem with the immobilizer system.
10. Electrical System Fault: Occasionally, the amber light can indicate general electrical system faults or malfunctions.
If the amber light is illuminated, refer to your Peugeot 206 owner's manual for specific information and instructions. It's important to have the issue diagnosed by a qualified mechanic or at an authorized Peugeot service center to ensure proper repair or maintenance.
