What does it mean when the warning light on a Volvo XC60 comes on?

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SamuelAnn
09/04/25 4:24am
Occasional illumination of the warning light indicates an intermittent fault, and the vehicle can continue to be used. Actions to take when the engine warning light comes on: First, perform a self-check. While ensuring safety, check if there are any faults displayed on the instrument panel. If you cannot confirm whether the vehicle can continue to be driven, be sure to contact a technician from the 4S shop under safe conditions and consult with the maintenance personnel. Reasons for the warning light coming on: When abnormalities occur in related system components, the engine control unit stores the fault code and directly sends a signal to illuminate the warning light on the instrument panel.
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StPatrick
09/16/25 5:29am
I've been driving my XC60 for several years, and that sudden warning light really made my heart race. I was on the highway at the time, so I quickly pulled over to check the dashboard and saw a yellow engine light, indicating it wasn't an emergency stop issue but still needed attention. I tried a few simple fixes first: making sure the fuel cap was tight and restarting the engine, and thankfully the light didn't come back on. Later, I asked a mechanic friend, who said the light could be due to dirty sensors, poor fuel quality, or a minor emissions system issue. Volvo cars are designed with precision, so even a slight mismatch can trigger an alert. If this happens, don't panic—first check for unusual noises or fuel levels, then visit an authorized service center as soon as possible to scan for fault codes. Don't delay, as it could lead to bigger problems and higher costs.
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