How to Service an Interval Peugeot 407
The Peugeot 407 is a French designed and manufactured mid-size vehicle. It was in production from 2004 until 2010, when it was replaced by the Peugeot 508 model. It had three different body types: the coupe, saloon and estate, each with their own variation.
The Peugeot had interval lights located on its speedometer. The lights were positioned adjacent to the vehicle's dashboard. These lights were designed as warning lights, letting the driver know when it was time for the Peugeot to get inspected or serviced. These lights can become an irritation over time, however, and it is possible for the car owner to turn these lights off. This can be done at home with a few steps and with only minimal skill on the part of the car owner.
Directions:
- Turn off the power to the Peugeot on the ignition switch.
- Disconnect the negative battery cable leading to the battery. When dealing with electronic equipment on the vehicle, it is important to disconnect the battery to avoid the risk of shock and physical injury.
- Push down on the tripometer button on the Peugeot's speedometer
- Reconnect the vehicle's negative battery cable.
- Turn on the power to the Peugeot.
- Push down the Peugeot's tripometer and hold it in place while you slowly count to ten, holding the tripometer down the entire time.
- Let go of the tripometer button on the Peugeot after the tripometer screen has reset back to zero, showing no mileage on the tripometer's reading.