What are the warning lights on the old Santana?

[McJayce]

The warning lights on the old Santana include the engine oil pressure indicator, coolant temperature indicator, and seatbelt reminder light. Engine Oil Pressure Indicator: The function of this indicator is to show whether the oil pressure is normal. If it lights up while driving, the vehicle should not continue to be driven. Continuing to drive could cause severe damage to the car's engine. Coolant Temperature Indicator: The coolant temperature indicator lights up when the coolant temperature is too high or too low. It appears blue when the temperature is too low and red when it's too high. In some vehicles, instead of an indicator light, there is a temperature gauge on the dashboard with a needle that rises or falls with the coolant temperature. Seatbelt Reminder Light: Currently, most car models are equipped with a seatbelt reminder light. It is depicted as a small red figure with a band across the chest, resembling a figure holding a sword. The light turns off when the seatbelt is fastened or when the vehicle is exited.