What are the vehicle warning lights?

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There are ten main warning lights: 1. Oil pressure warning light: When illuminated, it indicates the engine oil level or pressure is below standard. Continued driving may cause severe engine wear due to lack of lubrication. 2. Coolant temperature warning light: Displays the temperature of the engine coolant. 3. Engine malfunction light: Shows the engine's operational status, typically in yellow. It lights up during ignition self-check and should turn off after starting. Persistent illumination indicates potential engine system issues. 4. Brake system warning light: If illuminated, first ensure the parking brake is fully released. If it remains lit, check brake fluid level or pad thickness. 5. Power steering warning light: Indicates malfunction in the power steering system. 6. Door/hood open warning light: Warns if doors or hood aren't properly closed. 7. Tire pressure monitoring light: Signals low tire pressure or possible tire damage. 8. Battery warning light: Usually yellow, it should turn off after self-check. 9. ABS warning light: Primarily yellow, failure to light during self-check or persistent illumination indicates potential ABS system faults. 10. Electronic stability control light: Normally indicates system deactivation when lit, and activation when off.