What does it mean when the car dashboard shows a yellow light?

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Annabeth
07/28/25 5:04pm
When the car dashboard shows a yellow light, it indicates an external lighting system malfunction warning. Here is relevant information about car dashboards: 1. Definition of car dashboard: The car dashboard is a device that reflects the working status of various vehicle systems. Common indicators include fuel warning light, washer fluid warning light, electronic throttle warning light, front/rear fog light indicators, and warning lights. 2. Components of car dashboard: Common indicators include door ajar warning, parking brake warning, seat belt reminder, engine self-check, engine oil level check, ABS system check, airbag check, battery warning, and fuel level indicator. Then there's the lighting system including turn signals, high/low beams, front/rear fog lights, and position lights.
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