What does the triangle exclamation mark on the Jetta VS5 mean?
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Jetta VS5 displays a triangle exclamation mark, which is a conventional fault indicator light, indicating that there is a fault in the vehicle. Measures to take when the triangle exclamation mark appears: When the steering system fault indicator light comes on while the vehicle is in motion, it could mean that the electric or mechanical steering mechanism is not working or there is a fault in the steering column lock. In this case, driving should not continue. The most accurate detection method is naturally to use a fault diagnostic tool, which can quickly identify the fault code and then repair the faulty part. If the brake system fault light comes on, it is likely that there is a fault in the brake system or the brake fluid level is too low. In this case, drive at a low speed, be prepared to brake early, and increase the pedal force. A fault in the ABS anti-lock braking system can also cause the brake system fault light to come on. Do not press the buttons on the instrument cluster while driving to avoid distraction. When the system emits a danger warning sound, pull over and stop immediately. Do not ignore the warnings from the warning lights and messages, as this can easily lead to accidents, injuries, and vehicle damage. If the Jetta VS5 dashboard shows an exclamation mark for the brake system fault indicator light or the steering mechanism fault indicator light, and the fault warning light is red, stop the vehicle promptly. This indicates that a system has already malfunctioned, and it is recommended to check the vehicle before deciding whether to start it.