Dashboard Symbols in Cars?
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Generally, a car is equipped with an odometer, tachometer, oil pressure gauge, fuel gauge, water temperature gauge, ammeter, and air pressure gauge, among others. Various indicator gauges and warning devices are installed on the dashboard in the car's cabin. The following is an introduction to the symbols on the dashboard: 1. Warning Light: Typically follows a hierarchical system. A red light indicates a fault light, a yellow or orange light signifies a warning light, while a green or blue light represents an indicator light, which is merely for notification and requires no action. 2. Airbag Fault Light: This symbol looks like a person playing with a ball, where the ball represents the airbag. When this light is on, it indicates that the airbag has encountered a fault and cannot deploy normally in the event of a trigger. For safety reasons, it is recommended to visit a repair shop as soon as possible. 3. Brake System Fault Light: When this light is on, it is advisable to first check if the handbrake has been left engaged. If not, it may indicate an issue with the brake system, such as worn brake pads, insufficient brake fluid, or problems with the Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) or Electronic Stability Program (ESP). The condition of the brake system is paramount for driving safety, so immediate inspection is strongly recommended.
