Is there an exclamation mark inside the dashboard bulb?
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Bulb issue light, also known as the light alarm, will typically illuminate when there are problems such as a damaged brake light, or less noticeable issues like license plate light, width indicator light, reverse light, etc. The most commonly encountered issue is a damaged rear driving light or brake light. If the bulb is not damaged, it may be due to a loose connection in the lighting system. Below are descriptions of other exclamation mark icons: 1. On the left is an icon resembling a steering wheel, and on the right is an exclamation mark, with the entire icon in red. This is the steering system warning light, indicating an issue with the steering system. 2. A triangle with an exclamation mark in the middle is a general problem indicator light. The presence of this light indicates that certain components of the car have issues, such as overheating of the dry dual-clutch transmission clutch, parking sensor problems, engine oil pressure sensor issues, external light problems, etc.