1. Check Engine Light: This light, usually illuminated by an orange or yellow engine icon, indicates a problem with the engine or emissions system. It's important to address this as soon as possible to prevent further damage.
2. Low Fuel Warning Light: This light, typically represented by a gas pump or fuel gauge, illuminates when the fuel level is low and requires refueling.
3. Brake Warning Light: This red or amber light, often with the text "BRAKE," indicates a problem with the brake system, including low brake fluid levels, worn brake pads, or other brake-related issues.
4. Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Warning Light: This light, often represented by an exclamation mark inside a tire, indicates a significant decrease in tire pressure. It's important to check tire pressures and adjust as needed.
5. Battery Warning Light: This red or amber light, with the symbol of a battery, indicates an issue with the vehicle's battery or charging system. It could be a sign of a low battery, a problem with the alternator, or a loose connection.
6. Coolant Temperature Warning Light: This light, usually depicted as a thermometer, illuminates when the engine coolant temperature is too high or too low, suggesting potential overheating or coolant issues.
7. Oil Pressure Warning Light: This red light, featuring an oil can symbol, indicates low oil pressure. Insufficient oil pressure can cause severe damage to the engine, and you should take immediate action.
8. Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) Warning Light: This light, typically featuring the letters "ABS," indicates a problem with the anti-lock braking system. It's important to have this diagnosed and repaired to maintain safe braking.
9. Traction Control (TC) Warning Light: This light, usually labeled "TC" or "TRAC," indicates a problem with the traction control system, which helps maintain traction on slippery roads. It's advisable to drive cautiously when this light is illuminated.
10. Airbag Warning Light: This light, often with the image of a person in a seat belt, indicates a problem with the airbag system. It's crucial to address this as a functional airbag system is essential for safety.
When any of these lights illuminate, it is recommended to refer to your Ford Fiesta's owner's manual for specific instructions and further information. It's important to promptly address warning lights to ensure the safety and reliability of your vehicle.
