Indicator Lights on the Car Dashboard?

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JuneDella
07/29/25 7:12pm
There are several indicator lights on the car dashboard: 1. There are many indicator lights and warning lights on the vehicle dashboard. These include lighting indicator lights, engine fault light, coolant temperature warning light, tire pressure warning light, ABS fault light, handbrake warning light, battery light, and transmission warning light. 2. The lighting indicator lights on the dashboard allow the driver to clearly know which exterior lights are on. Most other lights on the dashboard are warning or fault lights. 3. Among the fault lights are the engine fault light, transmission fault light, ABS fault light, etc. If the engine or transmission fault light comes on, it is necessary to promptly visit a 4S shop or repair shop for inspection and repair. If the ABS is triggered while driving, the ABS light will flash continuously. If the ABS system malfunctions, the ABS light will stay on, and it is not advisable to continue driving; immediate inspection at a 4S shop or repair shop is required. 4. The vehicle's traction control system also has an indicator light, similar to the ABS light. If the traction control system intervenes, its light will flash. If the traction control system malfunctions, its light will stay on. 5. The handbrake also has an indicator light, reminding the driver not to forget to release the handbrake while driving. When the engine coolant temperature is too high or the oil pressure is too low, the coolant temperature warning light and oil pressure warning light will illuminate.
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