What Causes the Exclamation Mark Light to Illuminate in the Car?
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The exclamation mark light in the car illuminates due to reasons such as low brake fluid level or severe brake pad wear. Specific causes and solutions are as follows: Low Brake Fluid Level: Most vehicles are equipped with a brake fluid level warning function, and the brake fluid warning light usually shares the same indicator with the handbrake. Therefore, if the red handbrake light remains illuminated after releasing the handbrake, it is necessary to check whether the brake fluid level is too low. The solution is to replace the brake fluid as prompted. Severe Brake Pad Wear: As brake pads gradually wear thin during driving, the piston inside the brake caliper will adjust the gap caused by the wear, leading to the illumination of the exclamation mark light. The solution is to replace the brake pads.