Well done for sorting it,

Thank you Lyndon, compliments of the season to you too. Best wishes for a better 2021 everyone.

New calipers and or handbrake cables should cure it if you've replaced the discs and pads with the correct items. I take it you did wind back the pistons? Did they feel free or were they partially seized?

Well done Lyndon, thank you.

I'm afraid the original poster has only posted the once and does not appear to be responding to anyone's queries. Disappointing. (Moderator)

Just a suggestion, get it through the MOT first, then it might sell better.

Sorry but I have never seen that warning symbol on a 206cc. We had a 2005 206cc allure. Which specific model is it?

I don't understand your terminology either. "left behind door open" If you mean left rear door open then it can't relate to a Peugeot 206cc.

Sorry I couldn't be of more help. Let us know how you resolve it, - it may help someone else in future.

It would help if you put the year of the car. Just a suggestion. (Moderator)

Welcome to the forum. That'll teach you not to adjust the seat!

We had a 205 GT (5 door equivalent to the XS). Really enjoyable and nippy. My daughter had it after us. No problem with airbag lights on that car.

magichands wrote: ↑Wed Aug 12, 2020 9:32 pm Could the heat be an issue?
Just been out and started 3 times in a row now it's cooled down outside.

This is quite typical of starter motor faults experienced on cars of this age. A new starter motor should cure it.

I'd buy the one from Peugeot then.

Welcome. Please confirm whether you have a 206cc or not.