What does 'ch' mean on the dashboard?
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The 'ch' on the dashboard refers to the water temperature gauge. The water temperature ranges from C to H, where C represents 60 degrees and H represents 110 degrees. The span from 60 to 110 degrees allows for an estimation of the temperature indicated by the water temperature gauge. The water temperature indicator light is used to alert the temperature of the coolant inside the engine. Some indicators may use colors to display different statuses: blue indicates the water temperature is too low, red indicates the water temperature is too high, and no light indicates normal conditions. If the water temperature light stays on, it indicates a fault in the engine's cooling system. Common fault points include: 1. A malfunction in the water pump within the engine's cooling system, where the pump does not rotate smoothly, leading to poor coolant circulation and thus triggering the water temperature light; 2. A fault in the thermostat within the engine's cooling system causing excessively high water temperature; 3. Improper operation of the cooling fan in the engine's cooling system, resulting in poor heat dissipation of the coolant.