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What are the common warning lights on the Golf 6?

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MalachiAnn

07/29/25 12:41pm

The Golf 6 commonly has four warning lights: the tire pressure warning light, coolant temperature indicator, oil pressure warning light, and brake system warning light. Below is an introduction to these warning lights: 1. Tire pressure warning light: Used to indicate tire pressure. 2. Coolant temperature indicator: Displays the engine coolant temperature. When the temperature is too high, the vehicle should not continue to be driven. 3. Additional information: These warning lights are generally integrated into the car's dashboard. If any of these lights illuminate, it indicates a fault in the corresponding system, and the driver should be alert and seek timely repairs.

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