This can be done by referring to the owner's manual or by checking the dashboard for any warning messages.
Once you have determined what the light is on for, you can then take the appropriate steps to clear it. Here are some common causes of the orange green light in a Volvo 850, and how to clear them:
Low coolant:
To clear the low coolant light, simply add more coolant to the engine's coolant reservoir.
Low oil:
To clear the low oil light, simply add more oil to the engine's oil reservoir.
Check engine:
The check engine light can be triggered by a variety of issues, such as a loose gas cap, a faulty sensor, or a more serious engine problem. To clear the check engine light, you will need to have the engine's diagnostic codes read, which can be done by a qualified mechanic or by using a diagnostic code reader.
ABS light:
To clear the ABS light, you will need to have the vehicle's ABS system checked by a qualified mechanic.
SRS light:
To clear the SRS light, you will need to have the vehicle's SRS system checked by a qualified mechanic.
If the orange green light is still on after you have taken the appropriate steps to clear it, you should have the vehicle checked out by a qualified mechanic.
