Find out what size fuse for my Peugeot partner van

limited info check fuse- relay- switch-connectors--wiring-for short use a multi-meter or test light

The rapid blink indicates the system has lowered resistance because a bulb circuit is open.

Can you get to the bulb from inside the van? You may not need to remove the whole assembly. The lens can't be removed by itself - it's part of a complete assembly - housing and lens in one unit.

Try reading the OBDII with a code reader and see what it is then erase codes and see if it stays off ,could be more than one circuit on this fuse so the fuse blowing has thrown the light on for whatever reason ,Also try disconnecting the battery just out of interest for a few minutes and reconnect it might go out if your lucky

Not too familiar with Peugeot but every car I've worked on has a switch that's actuated by the brake pedal. look up underneath the dash near the brake pedal pivot point with a flashlight you should see a switch that is actuated when you push the brake. you may have a bad switch or wire, easy to check with a volt/ohm meter. it may even be misaligned. This can can also stop your shifter from moving out of park. If your brake lights don't come on one of the above is your problem. Hope this helps.

Check (in the order, presented below)
1. horn fuse
2. horn relay
3. horn circuit (you will need tester)
4. horn itself (remove it from car and connect to 12V DC)

Hello, if you have a test light handy with a sharp tip on one side than, start with your parking lights on and check to see which wire it is, if you have a heavy bag of potatoes or similar, you can use this when it comes to the brake lights :)

Check both sides of the discs if they are ok.If yes then quite possible that there is lots of brake dust between the discs and pads.

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