1. Engine Check Light (usually orange):
- Indicates a problem with the engine or emission control system. It's recommended to address this promptly.
2. Glow Plug Light (usually orange):
- Appears when you turn on the ignition in diesel vehicles. It indicates that the glow plugs are preheating the engine for easier starting. The light should turn off once the engine starts.
3. Airbag Warning Light (usually red):
- Indicates a problem with the airbag system. This requires immediate attention for safety reasons.
4. ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) Warning Light (usually yellow):
- Indicates a malfunction in the anti-lock braking system. Your brakes may still work, but ABS functionality is affected. Drive cautiously and have the issue checked.
5. Battery Warning Light (usually red):
- Indicates a charging system problem, such as a low battery or alternator malfunction. The car may eventually lose electrical power if not addressed.
6. Engine Temperature Warning Light (usually red):
- Indicates the engine is overheating. Pull over, turn off the engine, and allow it to cool down. Check coolant levels and seek assistance if the problem persists.
7. Oil Pressure Warning Light (usually red):
- Indicates low oil pressure or a problem with the oil pump. Stop driving immediately, turn off the engine, and check the oil level. Low oil or pump issues can cause severe engine damage.
8. Fuel Level Warning Light (usually orange):
- Indicates low fuel levels. Refuel when possible to avoid running out of fuel.
9. Handbrake Warning Light (usually red):
- Illuminates when the handbrake is engaged. In diesel Peugeot Partner, it can also indicate low brake fluid levels and issues with the parking brake system. Check them if the light stays on or appears while driving.
Regarding the large warning light you've never seen before, it's difficult to provide specific info since warning lights can differ based on vehicle models and optional features. If you can provide a description or take a photo of the dashboard with the unknown light appearing, it would be helpful to identify it accurately.
Always refer to your Peugeot Partner's owner's manual or contact an authorized Peugeot service center if you have concerns about specific warning lights on your vehicle's dashboard. Some indications require immediate attention for the safety of you and other road users.
