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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / October 2004106, where is the device making tic-tac-tic-tac noice hidden
Hello Does anyone know where the device making tic-tac-tic-tac noice is hidden. The device has started to make noice even when not using the direction indicators. Best regards Johnny >Hello > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >Best regards >Johnny We heard you first time Johnny! I expect you will find it in or behind the fusebox. There will be several similar looking modules. you will have to set the indicators working and listen to find which one it is. Bob >>Hello >> [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Bob I wonder if our friend is getting the 306 complaint of the flasher relay ticking away for no reason? If so, it will either go away by itself eventually or cleaning the contacts on the indicator switch should do the trick. Ron Robinson I have changed the relay now, and that didn't work. It is still making noise when ti tis not supposed to do so. And now the emergency light dosn't work. When I press the button all direction indicators stops to blink. Any ideas what is wrong? I think it is a loos connection somewhere. Best regards Johnny >>>Hello >>> [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > Ron Robinson >I have changed the relay now, and that didn't work. It is still making noise >when ti tis not supposed to do so. [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] >> >> Ron Robinson The fact that changing (or disturbing) the flasher relay has changed the symptoms suggests that the poor connection, if that is what it is,near to the relay. If that does not produce results, take the cowling off the steering column and check out the indicator switch. After that it is a case of painstakingly checking out each wire for continuity and referring to the circuit diagram in a manual. A test meter is best for this but you should be able to deduce quite a lot from a small 12v bulb on two flying leads. Regards Bob |
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