- Check Engine Light: This light, typically in the shape of an engine, indicates potential problems with the vehicle’s engine or emissions system. It could be caused by various issues such as a faulty oxygen sensor, spark plugs, or emissions control system.
- ABS Light: The ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) light indicates a malfunction or issue with the vehicle’s ABS system. This system helps prevent wheel lockup and skidding during braking. If the light stays on or comes on while driving, it’s important to have it checked as soon as possible.
- Airbag Warning Light: This light, usually featuring a symbol of an occupant in a seat with an airbag, indicates a problem with the vehicle’s airbag system. It could mean that the airbag system is disabled or not functioning correctly, and requires immediate attention.
- Brake Warning Light: This light is typically in the shape of a circle with an exclamation mark inside and usually indicates a problem with the vehicle’s braking system. It can be caused by low brake fluid levels, worn-out brake pads or rotors, or other issues related to the brake system.
- Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Light: This light, featuring a symbol of a tire with an exclamation mark inside, indicates that one or more tires on the vehicle are underinflated or have a pressure issue. It’s important to check and adjust tire pressure as soon as possible to ensure proper handling and safety.
- Fuel Warning Light: This light, shaped like a fuel pump or gas station pump, indicates that the fuel level in the vehicle is low and needs to be refueled. It’s important to refuel as soon as possible to prevent running out of fuel and getting stranded.
