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DSC/ASR (amber car with skid tracks)

Orange outline car front with two zigzag skid tracks below. · also called “DSC”, “ESP light”, “Traction control”

What it means on peugeot

Stability control active or faulty

Orange. Flashing: dynamic stability control and anti-slip regulation are working because grip or the car's path is being lost. Steady: the system has a fault; have it checked by a dealer or qualified workshop. It also lights with "Parking brake fault" for an emergency braking fault and with "Anti roll-back system fault" for a hill start assist fault; in both cases have it checked by a dealer or qualified workshop.

Source · Manufacturer manual Peugeot 208 handbook · checked

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Questions about the DSC/ASR (amber car with skid tracks) symbol

What does the DSC/ASR (amber car with skid tracks) symbol mean on Peugeot cars?
Orange. Flashing: dynamic stability control and anti-slip regulation are working because grip or the car's path is being lost. Steady: the system has a fault; have it checked by a dealer or qualified workshop. It also lights with "Parking brake fault" for an emergency braking fault and with "Anti roll-back system fault" for a hill start assist fault; in both cases have it checked by a dealer or qualified workshop.
What does the DSC/ASR (amber car with skid tracks) symbol mean on Citroën cars?
Flashing: DSC/ASR is regulating on a loss of grip. Lit steadily: DSC/ASR fault; go to a workshop. Lit steadily with the message 'Anti roll-back system failure' and the Service light: hill start assist fault; go to a workshop.
Does the DSC/ASR (amber car with skid tracks) symbol mean the same on every appliance?
No. On Peugeot cars it means: Stability control active or faulty. On Citroën cars it means: DSC/ASR and hill start assist.
What does the DSC/ASR (amber car with skid tracks) symbol look like?
Orange outline car front with two zigzag skid tracks below. It is also called “DSC”, “ESP light” and “Traction control”.

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