What does the blue water temperature indicator in a Honda car mean?
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Honda car showing a blue water temperature indicator light means that the radiator water temperature has not reached the vehicle's temperature value. The car dashboard has the following indicator lights: 1. Speedometer: The speedometer is positioned in the most prominent part of the dashboard, indicating the current speed of the car in km/h, as well as the total mileage and trip mileage in km. The total mileage cannot be altered, while the trip mileage can be reset as needed. Speedometers are categorized into magnetic induction type and electronic type. The speedometer and odometer are usually housed in the same casing and driven by the same shaft or using the same sensor. The odometer consists of a stepping motor, a six-digit decimal counter, and internal transmission gears. 2. Tachometer: The tachometer indicates the current engine speed in rpm (revolutions per minute). Tachometers come in mechanical and electronic types. The structure and working principle of mechanical tachometers are basically the same as the magnetic induction speedometer mentioned above. By observing the indicated speed, drivers can determine whether the engine is operating in the optimal economic range, helping them choose the best speed range for the engine, time gear shifts correctly, and make full use of economical speeds. 3. Fuel gauge: The fuel gauge displays the approximate amount of fuel stored in the fuel tank. The gauge usually features a fuel gauge icon. The fuel gauge indicates the fuel level in the car's fuel tank and consists of a fuel indicator, fuel level sensor, and power voltage regulator. Common fuel indicators include electric heating type, electromagnetic type, and electronic integrated type. 4. Engine coolant temperature gauge: The engine coolant temperature gauge indicates the current temperature of the engine coolant in °C. The gauge typically features a temperature gauge icon. During winter engine start-up and warm-up, observing the temperature gauge needle can help determine if the engine has reached the desired warm-up level; if the needle starts to move, it indicates the warm-up effect has been achieved, and the car can start moving. In summer, if the temperature gauge needle exceeds the normal temperature range, the car should be stopped as soon as possible to avoid engine damage. 5. Warning lights and indicators: There are also warning lights and indicators on the car that show whether the vehicle's working conditions are normal or remind the driver to pay attention. These include speed warning devices, oil pressure warning devices, low fuel level warning devices, water temperature warning lights, insufficient coolant warning devices, charging indicators, etc. 6. Common symbols: The dashboard in the car's cabin is equipped with various instruments, warning lights, indicator lights, control switches, and buttons that indicate the operating conditions of the car and engine. To facilitate driver identification and control, prominent symbols are marked at the corresponding positions of each indicator light and switch.
