Can I Continue Driving When the Powertrain Malfunction Light Comes On?
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You should not continue driving when the powertrain malfunction light comes on. Here is more information about common warning lights: Seatbelt reminder light: Most modern vehicles are equipped with this feature. If the seatbelt is not fastened, a small red figure with a diagonal belt across the chest will appear on the dashboard. It will turn off once the seatbelt is fastened or when you exit the vehicle. Oil pressure warning light: This is represented by a red oil can symbol with a drop of oil at the spout. It indicates whether the oil pressure is normal. Additionally, low oil level may also trigger this warning light. If the oil pressure warning light comes on while driving, you must stop driving immediately. Engine malfunction light: When this light is illuminated, it indicates a general engine fault. You may continue driving, but should seek repairs as soon as possible.