lea_wolf19
Peugeot 301 solar sensor fault
Summary of the thread
A 2018 Peugeot 301 diesel is experiencing a solar sensor fault, leading to low heating output. The issue may be caused by a defective cable or plug related to the daylight sensor. Checking the wiring harness thoroughly is suggested, but if the problem persists, professional repair is recommended.
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lea_wolf19 (community.author)
Thanks for the advice! I gave the cables a quick look, but didn't go too in-depth. Do you recall any specific areas on the harness that are prone to issues? Was it a pain to get to?
oliver_eis5
Honestly, I didn't dig too deep myself. I just wiggled some wires and the problem persisted. I think it's best to bring it in. My repair cost about 95€. Good luck!
lea_wolf19 (community.author)
Thanks so much for the information and your experience! I think I'll take your advice and get it booked in at a trusted workshop. Much appreciated!
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oliver_eis5
Hey! I think I had something similar happen with my 301. Was getting weird heating issues, and it turned out to be related to that daylight sensor. I remember reading that a defective cable or plug could be the culprit. Have you checked the wiring harness thoroughly?