What does the triangular exclamation mark fault in the Volkswagen Tayron mean?

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According to available data, the triangular exclamation mark fault in the Volkswagen Tayron is a general fault indicator light on the vehicle. The triangular exclamation mark represents issues such as transmission clutch overheating, fuel cut-off system intervention or malfunction, parking sensor failure, exterior light bulb failure, engine oil pressure sensor failure, or traction control system failure. These are all common faults in vehicles. After the vehicle is powered on, all indicator lights on the dashboard will illuminate, and the vehicle's operating system will automatically enter self-check mode. After approximately three seconds, once the vehicle completes the self-check, the indicator lights on the dashboard will automatically turn off. If the fault light remains on after the vehicle's operating system completes the self-check, it indicates a fault in the vehicle. The vehicle should be repaired according to the fault light's indication. Once the fault is resolved and repairs are completed, the fault light will turn off. The fault lights on the vehicle dashboard come in three colors: green, yellow, and red. Green represents a notification light, yellow represents a fault warning light, and red represents a danger warning light. When the dashboard displays a yellow warning light, the vehicle should be taken to a repair shop or 4S store immediately for servicing. When a red danger warning light is displayed, the vehicle should not be driven further. Park the vehicle immediately and contact a repair service for assistance.