Is the handbrake light a P or an exclamation mark?
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Generally, the handbrake light is a P. Here are the specific details: Handbrake light identification: Usually, the handbrake light is a P, but some models use an exclamation mark indicator for both the handbrake and the parking brake. If the vehicle has both P and exclamation mark indicators, then P is the handbrake indicator. For automatic transmission vehicles, if P lights up in the gear indicator, it means the shift lever and transmission are in the parking position. The exclamation mark indicates a fault in the parking brake system, usually caused by insufficient brake fluid. Handbrake light differences: A P or exclamation mark on the dashboard indicates an electronic parking system fault. Depending on the model and brand, the meanings of dashboard indicators may vary. For example, some cars display a red circle with an exclamation mark when the handbrake is not engaged, while others show a circle with a P. However, it is best to refer to the vehicle's user manual for accurate information.