What Causes the Car Maintenance Warning Light to Illuminate?
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When the car maintenance warning light comes on, it indicates that there is an issue with the vehicle, alerting the owner to perform necessary repairs or maintenance. If the dashboard warning light illuminates, the driver should stop the car to inspect for any problems and promptly identify the issue or proceed directly to a repair shop for servicing to avoid potential accidents while driving, which could damage the vehicle. Details about common warning lights: 1. Oil Pressure Warning Light: Indicates that the oil level or pressure is below the standard value. Continuing to drive may cause the engine to lose lubrication, leading to severe wear. 2. Coolant Temperature Warning Light: Displays the temperature of the coolant inside the engine. 3. Engine Warning Light: Shows the working status of the engine, typically in yellow. When turning the key for the self-check, if this light remains on, it suggests there may be a fault in the engine system.