Hey, I had a similar problem with my Peugeot 308 model year 2006, but I had a bit more kilometers on the clock. The indicator just lit up for no reason. In my experience, 'The battery was recently disconnected or replaced' could be a possible cause. That was the problem for me. You see, if the battery has been disconnected or replaced, the vehicle should go through some procedures before all systems can work normally again. The system readiness check is one of them, and if it's not completed, it could activate the warning light in the speedometer. In my case, the mechanics ran the check again and the light was gone. It wasn't a serious problem, but still something that needs proper attention. Hope this helps you a bit! Good luck!

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Hey, thanks for your helpful reply! I'm reassured to hear that it wasn't a serious problem for you and maybe it doesn't have to be for my 106 either. Can you remember the cost of fixing the problem for you? And have there been any further problems since then or was the issue resolved with the one-off treatment? Many thanks again!

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Hey, I'm glad I could help you a bit! The cost of the repair was quite ok for me at €90. The problem was with the battery, which had previously been disconnected - the warning light has been off ever since. Since I went to the mechanic and the system readiness check was carried out, the issue has been resolved. The car is running smoothly again, so don't worry. Of course, I can never guarantee that it will work the same for you, but let's hope for the best! No problem and good luck!

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Hey, that's good news! 90 sounds perfectly acceptable and it's reassuring to know that the problem has been permanently solved for you. Always feels better to hear a bit of the end of the story. Better to be careful. So I'm going to take my 106 to the mechanic and hope everything goes smoothly for me too. Thank you for your help and words of encouragement! Have a nice day!

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