What does the SVS indicator on the car dashboard mean?
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SVS indicator light is the engine fault indicator light. Here is more information about SVS: 1. When the SVS light is on, it indicates a fault in the fuel emission system; intake tract fault; spark plug carbon deposit; sensor fault; poor fuel quality; engine carbon deposit; three-way catalytic converter fault; engine knock. 2. When the SVS light is on, you can check whether the oxygen sensor plug is loose; clean the spark plugs; replace the oxygen sensor; replace the three-way catalytic converter; clean the engine; drain the old gasoline from the fuel tank and replace it with high-quality gasoline. 3. SVS, the full English name is Service Vehicle Soon, which translates to "service vehicle as soon as possible." The SVS light is a standard indicator in the automotive industry, responsible for warning of abnormalities in the powertrain system and prompting users to have the vehicle inspected at a service shop. When the powertrain system's self-diagnosis detects an abnormality, it will use the SVS light to prompt the user to have the vehicle inspected. The SVS light alarm may originate from the engine, transmission, or shift control mechanism. When the SVS light flashes, it represents a current fault in the powertrain system, requiring inspection at a service shop; when the SVS light stays on, it represents a historical fault (once occurred) in the powertrain system. In most cases, the historical fault will be automatically repaired by the system, and the SVS light will turn off.
