What are the reasons for the engine warning light on a Kawasaki Z900?

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Kawasaki Z900 engine warning light may indicate three types of issues: false alarms, minor faults, and major faults. False alarms: The system reports a fault code, but the engine operates normally. This could be due to an operation that temporarily exceeded the ECU's control range. The fault code can be cleared first, then monitor whether it reappears. Minor faults: The engine shows no obvious symptoms, but diagnostic tools and further inspection reveal existing minor issues that don't significantly affect normal operation. These should be identified and addressed promptly. Examples include faults in the intake pressure sensor. Major faults: These faults are noticeable through visual inspection or driving experience and seriously affect engine performance, requiring immediate repair. Examples include significant power loss, which might indicate oxygen sensor problems.