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Dashboard failure

1998 Peugeot 306 142000 miles
A while ago, I was having problems with the fuel tank and now, from one moment to the next, the dashboard stopped working; only the temperature is indicated because the speedometer, revolution gauge, fuel indicator and mileage are not working. I've already checked the fuses and they are all ok. Has anyone got any idea what might be happening?
madge28 from United States 11 years ago  
MA
5 reports 
leve from United States 11 years ago
Remove fuse f-25 for a while even though it is alright. That worked for me.
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Light indicator

2000 Peugeot 306 130000 miles
Occasionally, a light with an engine and a k inside appears on the dashboard. This happens both when the car is cold or warm, but not always.
fan84 from United States 11 years ago  
FA
2 replies 
ina from United States 11 years ago
If the light remains turned on once you turn the ignition key, it is indicating that there is a failure in the injection, and that you need to check it.
Ashiru Corper from Nigeria 4 years ago
The engine run normal but when i slow the car near a hub so engine still run but i lose accelerating when i push the pedal
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Indicators on the dashboard failure

2000 Peugeot 306 160000 miles
The fuse indicator, revolution gauge and speedometer are not working.
Alfreda from United States 11 years ago  
AL
1 reply 
Rhodella from United States 11 years ago
Check the fuse box under the dashboard.
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Orange light on the dashboard

1999 Peugeot 306 249000 miles
I own a 306 and, from one moment to the next, an orange enginelike light turned on, with some lines resembling a K. I used it for 10 blocks and it started smoking; I checked and the exhaust was red-hot. What is it happening?
emeline from United States 11 years ago  
EM
2 reports 
emmy from United States 11 years ago
The light indicator that appeared on your dashboard is the check engine light.
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Engine heating

2001 Peugeot 306 243000 miles
The engine, dashboard and windshield warm up and a lot of hot air comes out of the heater grid. I've cleaned the radiator, installed the hose and added pressurized water. I've also changed the water and removed the thermostat. But nothing has changed. Might it be the water pump? There is no strange noise and the temperature gauge looks normal. What can I do?
caleb from United States 11 years ago  
CA
1 reply 
Corny21 from United States 11 years ago
If you removed the thermostat, you should check that the engine cooling fans turn on when the temperature reaches 70/80 degrees. If they do not activate, you need to do the following: turn the air conditioning and check if it works; turn it off and disconnect the temperature sensor. If it does not work, between the two engine cooling fans, and behind a triangular lid, there are three relays, which you need to check. If the relays are alright, then there is a problem in the temperature module.
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