What are the vehicle warning lights?
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Here are the introductions to vehicle warning lights: 1. Teapot: Engine Oil Warning Light: When illuminated, it indicates the engine oil level and pressure are below standard. Continued driving may cause engine lubrication failure and severe wear. If the light remains on after adding oil, do not start the vehicle and contact roadside assistance immediately. 2. Thermometer: Coolant Temperature Warning: This light displays the temperature of the engine coolant. 3. Irregular Square: Check Engine Light: This yellow indicator shows the engine's operational status. It illuminates during ignition self-check and should turn off after starting. If it stays on, the engine system may have a malfunction. 4. Exclamation Mark: Brake System Warning Light: First check if the parking brake is fully released. If the light persists, inspect brake fluid level or pad thickness. Drive cautiously to the nearest repair shop if braking power remains normal. 5. Big and Small Circles: Power Steering Warning Light: Indicates power steering system failure, which may significantly reduce or eliminate steering assistance, creating driving hazards. 6. Door/Hood Ajar Warning: Driving with unsecured doors/hood may cause them to open unexpectedly due to wind force. 7. Bracket Exclamation Mark: Tire Pressure Warning: Signals low tire pressure or possible puncture. Inspect tires immediately. 8. Large Square: Battery Warning Light: This yellow indicator should turn off after self-check. Continuous illumination indicates battery issues that may prevent engine start. 9. ABS Warning Light: This yellow light should illuminate during self-check. If it doesn't light up or stays on, the ABS system may be faulty. 10. Electronic Stability Control: When continuously illuminated, it indicates the system is turned off; when off, the system is active.