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Old 08-05-2007, 02:12 PM   #1
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Default 806 'STOP' light

The STOP light on my 806 comes on at intermittent irregualar intervals along with the temperature overheating light. The car is not overheating but when the lights come all of the fans start to try to cool the engine down. The light comes on when it is hot, cold, or warm and switches off again despite the temperature. It is very eratic and I cannot find a reason fir it to come on. The A?C stopped working a little while ago and when the light came on the A/c stopped working then when it went out, it started again.

Has anyone any thoughts on what might be the cause.

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Old 08-05-2007, 04:24 PM   #2
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Hi and welcome to the forum

The problem with intermittent faults is you really need to be there when it happens. It might just be down to a bad/coroded earth connection or a relay thats on its way out. sorry cant be of more help
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Old 08-05-2007, 08:38 PM   #3
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Hi moose,

I agree with what you say and that it what the Peugeot garage said about four years ago when I first took it there and they said after charging me an exorbitant price that they could not find anything wrong. I have tolerated the problem for the last four years but now want to sell the car. As it is not worth much I am reluctant to take it to the Peugeot dealer. I am sure it is a very simple thing but I really do not know where to start. As I am sure you know you cannot get 806 manuals and I am sure it is difficult to get a wiring diagram.

Many thanks anyway for the very quick response.

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Old 08-06-2007, 05:53 PM   #4
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Here are a few more possibilites-


Insufficient coolant in system
faulty thermostat
Radiator core blocked, or grille restricted.
thermostatic switch and/or faulty electric cooling fan
faulty pressure cap
incorrect timing ignition or faulty ignition system
temperature gauge sender unit faulty
cooling system suffering from an airlock
damaged hoses or clips
leaking heater matrix
faulty water pump either seal or gasket
leaking core plug
overheating due to boiling
cylinder head gasket leaking or cracked possibly even the engine block
incorrect coolant mix

Like i said you would really need to see it to try and get to the bottom of this problem
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Old 08-13-2007, 02:13 PM   #5
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Definately a faulty thermostat that is causing the issue. The ac and radiator are combined, if one is malfunctioning or sending out an error code to the ecu then the other will cease to function, the solution is to replace the thermostat at first then do a radiator pressure test to determine if the system is functioning, also you may want to check the fuel tank for any possible fuel contamination. As car electronics age the microprocessors will misread certain engine commands and throw out inconsistent malfunction commands. But I don't believe the 806 is a dud nor has your car got serious issues.
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Old 12-25-2009, 01:18 PM   #6
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Smile Me too...and also...its gone dead!

Hi there, this is my first time on the forum, I have the same problem with me stop light flashing on and off when it feels like. I have had no problems with overheating either, and no effect on the air con when the stop light plays up. So I always assumed it was a dodgy thermostat or connections. But that may not even be related to my problem....

Yesterday I pulled over for a second switched off engine - car full of kids wife dog christmas shopping then the whole thing went dead!! no lights no ignition no central locking!!!! What can this be??? I have an idea it could be a bad earth or something - dont really know where that is even - gonna go and have a look this afternoon...any ideas much appreciated.
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Old 01-09-2010, 04:55 PM   #7
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over heat and fans cutting in but temp needle on about 70c is the coolant temp sensor about £12 easy to fit
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Old 01-13-2010, 11:20 AM   #8
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Hi,
Had the same problem as you guys and because I live in France & speak french went on to some of the french forums where I found this answer:

le probleme vient des deux connexion sous ton filtre a gasoil, elle ont du prendre l humiditée, moteur arreter, debranche les, controles les cosses a l interieur quelle ne soit pas oxidée,nettoye les avec du papier de verre en glissant un petit tournevis, rebranche et c est fini! attention quand meme de ne pas frotter trop fort avec ton tournevis!

If your french isn't too good this translates as:

There is a connector just above the fuel filter, disconect and clean this with emery cloth.

It worked for me!!!

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