This indicates one of the following:
* Misspelling or misinterpretation: The message might be misspelled or your interpretation is inaccurate. Try to take a picture of the exact message on your dashboard. It might be "Check Engine," "Check Charger" (in a hybrid or electric vehicle), "Check Transmission," or something else entirely.
* Custom or aftermarket system: The vehicle might have a custom or aftermarket system installed that uses this terminology. This is uncommon, but possible if the vehicle has been modified.
* Software glitch: A malfunction in the vehicle's computer system could be displaying an erroneous or nonsensical message.
* Faulty sensor or display: A problem with a sensor or the dashboard display itself could be responsible.
To resolve this:
1. Check the exact wording: Carefully examine the dashboard message.
2. Consult your owner's manual: Your owner's manual may provide clarification on any unusual messages.
3. Have the vehicle diagnosed: Take your vehicle to a qualified mechanic or dealership for a proper diagnosis. They can use diagnostic tools to identify the root cause of the problem and the meaning of the message.
In short, don't rely on "Check Cages." Find the correct wording and get professional help to determine what's wrong with your vehicle.
