What does it mean when the VSA and triangle warning lights are on in the Accord?

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In the Honda Accord, the illumination of the triangle warning light indicates the activation of the traction control system, alerting the driver that the vehicle is moving too fast, causing tire slippage. The VSA light turning on could be due to the driver accidentally manually turning off the Electronic Stability Control (ESC) system, or it might indicate a malfunction in the ESC system. If both the VSA and triangle warning lights are on simultaneously, it is essential to visit a 4S dealership to inspect the VSA functionality. Below are the meanings of different car indicator lights: 1. Engine Warning Light: The engine warning light displays the operational status of the engine, typically in yellow. It lights up when the key is turned and the vehicle performs a self-check, then turns off automatically after the engine starts. If the light remains on after starting the car, it may indicate a potential issue with the engine system. 2. Oil Pressure Warning Light: Proper oil pressure is crucial for delivering oil to all friction surfaces in the engine. Both excessively high or low oil pressure can affect engine performance and cause damage to engine components. If the warning light persists after adding oil, avoid starting the vehicle and contact roadside assistance immediately. 3. Brake System Warning Light: Anomalies in the brake system may manifest as poor braking performance, brake failure, uneven braking, or unusual noises. If the brake system warning light is on, first ensure the handbrake is fully released. If the light remains on after releasing the handbrake, check the brake fluid level or whether the brake pads are too thin. If braking power is reduced, stop the vehicle immediately and wait for assistance.