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Problems with ABS warning light and broken brake light on Peugeot Traveller 2021 - experience and solutions wanted
Brake light not working
ABS warning light
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Hi, thanks for your advice! In my case, the warning light simply came on while I was driving - without any warning, so to speak. I haven't had the fault memory read out yet, but I should probably do that sometime. The problem with the control unit sounds really annoying and expensive. I hope it doesn't get that far for me. With 134017 kilometers on the odometer, I didn't really expect such major problems. Up to now, I've always had the car checked regularly at the garage, and everything was still in order at the last inspection. I'm curious to see what comes out of the fault diagnosis. I'll keep you up to date! Greetings back!
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Hi, I can really understand your worries. With problems like this, you're always at a loss at first. If the ABS light suddenly came on, then it's probably an electrical problem. In my Boxer, the control unit was faulty, but that doesn't mean that's the case with you. In any case, I would also recommend having the fault memory read out. Then you'll at least have a clue. You could also check the fuse box, perhaps a fuse has blown and is causing the trouble. And about the brake light switch: Well, that wasn't the problem for me, but you could check whether it's working properly. In my experience, the simplest solutions are often overlooked. Well, I hope I was able to help you a little. Keep us up to date with the results of your troubleshooting. All the best and good luck with your troubleshooting! Greetings
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Hey, thanks for your detailed reply and the helpful tips! I will definitely have the fault memory read out at the garage and check the fuse box. There could well be something wrong. Regarding the brake light switch: I'll take a closer look. Maybe I'm lucky and it's just that. I'm really glad about the support here. It makes things a bit easier. I'll let you know what comes out of the troubleshooting. See you then and best regards!
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Hello Hello Carly Team,I always get the information: the current adapter is not compatible with the selected brand.to use the functions for your vehicle you need a Carly Universal Adapter.have the full version why is that not possible.also can not get into the OBD functions,can not retrieve them. My vehicle Peugeot 308 cc year 2009 gasoline. How can you help me? Mfg
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@Erwin
Hello Hello Carly Team,I always get the information: the current adapter is not compatible with the selected brand.to use the functions for your vehicle you need a Carly Universal Adapter.have the full version why is that not possible.also can not get into the OBD functions,can not retrieve them. My vehicle Peugeot 308 cc year 2009 gasoline.
How can you help me?
Mfg
Hello Erwin, please contact our support team in this case, they can help you quickly and easily. You can find our support team here: https://support.mycarly.com/hc/de/requests/new?ticket_form_id=360000444960 Kind regards, your Carly team
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Hi, like you, I also had such a headache with my 2019 Peugeot Boxer. I would say that I have a little experience with cars as I like to deal with them. My garage replaced the control unit. The thing was faulty and cost me a chunk of money, about 1000 euros. I would recommend that you check the control unit and replace it if necessary, if you haven't already done so. How did this actually start for you? And has the fault ever been visible in the fault memory? With a little more information, I might be able to help you better. Greetings
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