1. Check Engine Light:
- Indicates a potential issue with the engine or emission control system. It requires immediate attention and diagnosis from a mechanic.
2. ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) Light:
- Indicates a problem with the ABS system, which helps prevent wheel lockup during braking. You can still drive the vehicle cautiously, but braking performance may be affected.
3. Airbag Light:
- Indicates a malfunction or issue with the airbag system. This light should immediately go off after starting the vehicle. Its persistence on the dash requires attention from a mechanic.
4. Battery Light:
- Warns about issues with the charging system, such as a faulty alternator or loose battery connections. The vehicle may be running on the battery's stored power, and driving should be limited until the issue is fixed.
5. Brake Light:
- Illuminates when the parking brake is engaged or when there is an issue with the vehicle's braking system, including low brake fluid levels. Ensure the parking brake is released and check the brake fluid levels.
6. Coolant Temperature Warning Light:
- Indicates that the engine's coolant temperature is critically high and overheating is occurring. Pull over immediately and let the engine cool down. Do not drive until the root cause is identified and resolved.
7. Fuel Gauge Warning Light:
- Alerts you when fuel levels are critically low and require refueling.
8. Oil Pressure Warning Light:
- Indicates a problem with the vehicle's oil pressure. Continue driving with caution to a suitable place and then stop the engine right away. Driving with low oil pressure can cause extensive engine damage.
9. Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Light:
- This light warns you of low tire pressure in one or more of the vehicle's tires. You may still drive cautiously towards a service centre or inflate the tires properly following the owner's manual instructions.
Remember, these are just a few of the dash lights found in a Mitsubishi Triton. For specific information and detailed meanings, always refer to the vehicle's owner's manual, as certain light displays and warning indicators may differ depending on the year and model of your Triton. Consult your mechanic or visit an authorized Mitsubishi dealer for diagnostics and support in addressing any illuminated dash lights.
