Self-ignition of the quad - 206

Greetings to all my friends

I am waiting for your help if anyone has information about an issue that I have been dealing with for a while but could not solve.

My car is Peugeot 206. xr 2001 model

The problem is that the quads are self-igniting. While on the road, it fires up the quads by itself, whether it's locked or unlocked when parked. When you press the button, it sometimes takes it, sometimes it doesn't.

Of course it doesn't light up when I remove the quad fuse, but I didn't know if it's safe for a while.

When I go to the electricians, they don't bother to look at the job, they say it's too long, because it's not clear where it is, or because there is a mistake in the brain, let's change it for 2-3 days.

There are topics about the same error in the forum, but if there is a solution, it has not been written. It was old messages, I wrote again, but there was no response.

I would appreciate if anyone who has experienced the problem can help

Is there anyone who can help friends 😔

Good forums, it's definitely not in the brains of the tool. I had the same problem and they told me it's brain and I had it repaired. Of course you do. I paid around 1200 lira 3 years ago. It didn't light up when I left the service, but when I got home, it started again. I rode that way for another 3-5 days. Then I inserted the flasher button myself. He does it from the fuse or the switch inside, my master. It is oxidizing. Remove your quad button and clean the place where it enters, then there is a fuse right under the button, take it out and clean it well. If you do what I say, the problem will be gone. Good luck from now.

Dude, I had the same problem, the electrician said the quad button was faulty, I bought a new one, problem fixed

20.10.2022 15:24	# 1
Ferhatglr
Greetings to all my friends I am waiting for your help if anyone has information about an issue that I have been dealing with for a while but could not solve. My car is Peugeot 206. xr 2001 model The problem is that the quads are self-igniting. While on the road, it fires up the quads by itself, whether it's locked or unlocked when parked. When you press the button, it sometimes takes it, sometimes it doesn't. Of course it doesn't light up when I remove the quad fuse, but I didn't know if it's safe for a while. When I go to the electricians, they don't bother to look at the job, they say it's too long, because it's not clear where it is, or because there is a mistake in the brain, let's change it for 2-3 days. There are topics about the same error in the forum, but if there is a solution, it has not been written. It was old messages, I wrote again, but there was no response. I would appreciate if anyone who has experienced the problem can help

21.10.2022 22:51	# 2
Ferhatglr
Is there anyone who can help friends 😔

22.10.2022 10:56	# 3
Yaprakciii
Good forums, it's definitely not in the brains of the tool. I had the same problem and they told me it's brain and I had it repaired. Of course you do. I paid around 1200 lira 3 years ago. It didn't light up when I left the service, but when I got home, it started again. I rode that way for another 3-5 days. Then I inserted the flasher button myself. He does it from the fuse or the switch inside, my master. It is oxidizing. Remove your quad button and clean the place where it enters, then there is a fuse right under the button, take it out and clean it well. If you do what I say, the problem will be gone. Good luck from now.

22.10.2022 10:57	# 4
Yaprakciii
👍 🏼

22.10.2022 11:06	# 5
Delfi911
Dude, I had the same problem, the electrician said the quad button was faulty, I bought a new one, problem fixed

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