406 indicator cancellation problem

Thread view:

Enable EMail Alerts

Start New Thread

Thread rating:

Philip Western - 30 Oct 2005 09:37 GMT

Has anyone else found that the self cancelling on 02 406's is awful? It is
impossible to keep indicating as you approach junctions unless the road is
totally straight, as even the lightest adjustment on the steering cancels
them, and it is a hell of a job forcing them back on against the cancelling
system. Trouble is they are so quiet and hard to see on the dash that its
not easy to realise they have knocked off, especially as you are busy
navigating a junction or roundabout etc.

What about actually snapping of the tabs that cancel them, does anyone think
it a good idea?

thanks Phil.

Reply to this Message

NiCkO - 30 Oct 2005 14:59 GMT

Philip Western ha scritto:

> Has anyone else found that the self cancelling on 02 406's is awful?

It's awful on almost every Peugeot
I had it replaced on my 04 406 approx 6months ago...

I'd suggest getting a new one, but I think it won't be cheap
bye!

Signature

NiCkO [24y,136hp,VE]
406 ST SPORT 2.2 16V HDi *FAP*
+Dell Axim X30@624MHz & TomTom
+Cruise Control (thanx 307club.it!)

Reply to this Message

Nom - 01 Nov 2005 14:16 GMT

> Has anyone else found that the self cancelling on 02 406's is awful?
> It is impossible to keep indicating as you approach junctions unless
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> off, especially as you are busy navigating a junction or roundabout
> etc.

How odd - it works perfectly on my '01 406. I've never accidently cancelled
the indicators.

I guess the multiplex 406s (like yours) must use a different switch
mechanism.

Reply to this Message

Tonyh - 03 Nov 2005 06:36 GMT

"" wrote:

> > Has anyone else found that the self cancelling on 02 406's
> is awful?
[quoted text clipped - 19 lines]
> switch
> mechanism.

Yes the non-multiplexed ones never fail. The later ones have been a
constant source of trouble for high mileage users, 6 replacements
under warranty is not unknown. My own car needed 3 replacements, but
the main problem was the switches falling apart with the indicators
turning themselves on at random. The modified switch is a great
improvement, the last one I replaced was about £150 I think. Get the
part No and order it from Citroen its a lot cheaper.
T.

Reply to this Message

Tih H - 03 Nov 2005 20:43 GMT

Hi,

The early versions of the MUX'ed 206,307,406,607,807 had a problem med the
COM2000 unit, it was replaced for free under the warrenty periode.

TIH

>"" wrote:
> > > Has anyone else found that the self cancelling on 02 406's
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
>part No and order it from Citroen its a lot cheaper.
>T.

Reply to this Message