What are the fault lights on the Han V400 dashboard?

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JoannaRose
07/25/25 2:59pm
Dashboard warning lights in a car may indicate issues such as parking sensor failure, excessive brake pad wear, engine oil pressure sensor malfunction, insufficient brake fluid, fuel cutoff system intervention, or other faults. Coolant Temperature Warning Light: The coolant temperature fault indicator and dashboard display signal that the engine coolant temperature is too high, indicating a problem. Possible causes include low coolant level, faulty temperature sensor, or cooling system circulation failure. The vehicle should be stopped and inspected immediately to prevent engine damage. Brake System Warning Light: When the brake fault indicator illuminates, potential issues may include severely worn brake pads, brake fluid loss, or electrical circuit shorting. If the brake warning light appears, stop to verify braking functionality and whether the vehicle can decelerate properly, then promptly drive to a nearby repair shop for inspection. Failure to address this may result in catastrophic brake failure leading to vehicle damage or fatalities. ABS Warning Light: Illumination of the ABS warning light requires immediate attention to the vehicle's braking system. Timely diagnosis and inspection are crucial to reduce safety hazards. Airbag Fault Indicator: When the airbag warning light appears, it signifies a malfunction in the airbag system. Immediate inspection at an authorized 4S dealership is recommended. Otherwise, the airbags may fail to deploy during a collision. Oil Pressure Warning Light: The engine oil pressure warning light (typically depicted as an oil can symbol) indicates potential issues such as insufficient oil level or oil leakage. Immediate shutdown and inspection are necessary to prevent engine damage.
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JeffreyAnn
08/11/25 9:16pm
If the warning lights on my Hummer H3 dashboard come on, I first stay calm and observe which light is illuminated. Common ones include the engine warning light, which may indicate issues with engine-related components, such as a faulty oxygen sensor or clogged fuel injector; the oil pressure light signals a problem with the lubrication system—stop immediately to check the oil level to prevent engine damage; the ABS light suggests an issue with the anti-lock braking system, affecting braking performance; the battery light may indicate a problem with the battery or alternator, while the tire pressure light means the tire pressure is too low and needs prompt inflation. I always check the owner’s manual first to confirm the meaning of the light—don’t keep driving blindly and turn a minor issue into a major one. If I’m unsure, I drive straight to a repair shop to scan the trouble codes—professionals can diagnose it quickly. Never ignore these warning lights; they can be lifesavers, especially for nighttime driving safety.
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