If you see the red cog light come on, it's important to stop driving and have the car inspected by a qualified mechanic. Driving with this light on could cause further damage to the car's drivetrain.
Some of the causes of the red cog light include:
- Low transmission fluid
- Transmission solenoid failure
- Differential bushing failure
- Driveshaft vibration
By having the car inspected as soon as possible, you can help prevent serious damage to the drivetrain and costly repairs.
