You need to immediately check your gauges (speedometer, fuel gauge, oil pressure gauge, temperature gauge, etc.) to see which one is malfunctioning or indicating a problem. For example:
* Oil pressure gauge is low: This is a serious problem indicating potential engine damage. Pull over immediately and turn off the engine.
* Temperature gauge is high: This indicates your engine is overheating. Pull over safely and let the engine cool down before attempting to diagnose the cause.
* Fuel gauge is empty: You're running low on fuel.
* Battery light is on (sometimes included with this system): Indicates a problem with your charging system.
The check gauge light itself is not a diagnostic tool. It simply alerts you to check your gauges to identify the underlying issue. Ignoring it could lead to significant damage to your vehicle.