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What does the triangle exclamation mark in a car mean?

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OAthena

07/30/25 4:58am

Car triangle exclamation mark light indicates: 1. Transmission clutch overheating; 2. Fuel cutoff system intervention or malfunction; 3. Parking sensor failure; 4. Exterior light bulb failure; 5. Engine oil pressure sensor failure; 6. Traction control system failure. Additional information about car warning lights: 1. Other warning lights on vehicles include: tire pressure indicator, lighting system failure indicator, steering system failure indicator, brake system warning light, transmission failure indicator, windshield wiper failure indicator. 2. When a warning light with an exclamation mark appears on the dashboard, it indicates an abnormality or malfunction in the corresponding part of the vehicle. This should not be taken lightly, and the source of the problem should be identified and addressed as soon as possible.

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