What does the National VI driver warning light mean?

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BradyMarie
07/29/25 6:35pm
The following are the specific meanings of the driver warning light: 1. Brake system fault light: If the fault light remains on after the handbrake is released, it indicates a malfunction in the vehicle's brake pads. The car should not be driven at this time; instead, pull over to the nearest safe spot and wait for assistance. 2. Tire pressure warning light: This light will illuminate when there is an abnormality in the tire pressure, such as insufficient air pressure or tire damage. In such cases, you should immediately stop and inspect the tires to prevent traffic accidents. 3. Engine oil pressure indicator light: This light will turn on when the engine oil level is insufficient to meet operational requirements. Continuing to drive under these conditions can cause internal component failures, so it is necessary to stop driving immediately.
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