Is It Normal for the Car Malfunction Light to Disappear After Ignition?
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It is normal for the car malfunction light to disappear after ignition, and the reasons are as follows: 1. After turning on the ignition switch, the vehicle's various system computers will perform a self-check. 2. If no fault is detected in the system after the self-check, the malfunction light for that system will not illuminate after starting the engine. Car malfunction lights can be divided into three types: 1. Indicator type: Used to explain some basic conditions of the vehicle, indicating the current working state of the vehicle, making it easier to understand the various functions and status of the vehicle. (e.g., lighting system indicator, water temperature indicator, fuel level indicator) 2. Prompt type: Used to indicate that the current state of the vehicle is abnormal or the operation is incorrect. (e.g., seat belt reminder light, door open reminder light) 3. Warning type: Indicates that the vehicle has a fault and requires repair. (e.g., engine malfunction light, oil light)