What does the exclamation mark inside a triangle mean?
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The exclamation mark inside a triangle is the "General Fault Indicator Light", which may indicate issues such as dry dual-clutch transmission clutch overheating, fuel cut-off system intervention or malfunction, parking sensor failure, exterior light bulb failure, engine oil pressure sensor failure, traction control system warning or malfunction, etc. There are various warning or indicator lights with exclamation marks on the dashboard. The eight common types include: handbrake warning light, brake system fault warning light, steering system fault warning light, abnormal tire pressure warning light, lighting system fault warning light, transmission fault warning light, wiper fault warning light, and general fault indicator light. If an indicator light with an exclamation mark illuminates on the dashboard, it signifies an abnormality or malfunction in the corresponding vehicle component. This should not be taken lightly, and the root cause should be identified and addressed promptly.