What does the engine symbol on the car dashboard mean?

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FaithFitz
07/28/25 10:36am
When the engine symbol appears on the car dashboard, it indicates a fault in the engine (exhaust system). If it flashes continuously for a long time, it means the engine is misfiring. If it flashes for a few seconds during startup and then turns off automatically, it is a normal detection process. The engine symbol is the engine warning light, alerting the driver that there is a fault in the engine that requires troubleshooting and repair. Once the engine returns to normal and the fault is resolved, the warning light will turn off by itself. There are many possible causes for engine faults, and they can be quite complex. It is important to diagnose and address the issue promptly to avoid causing severe damage to the engine. If the engine warning light comes on while driving, it is also advisable to check the coolant temperature gauge and oil pressure gauge simultaneously.
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