What does the triangular exclamation mark in the lower right corner of a BMW mean?

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DiRuby
07/30/25 5:08am
BMW lower right corner triangular exclamation mark means the coolant level low warning light. BMW lower right corner triangular exclamation mark: When this warning light appears, it is necessary to add engine coolant in time, otherwise it will cause engine overheating failure. Vehicle Information → Check Control, check the specific situation inside. BMW lower right corner triangular exclamation mark solution: When an exclamation mark appears on the BMW dashboard, it indicates a vehicle fault that needs to be checked. You should go to a 4S store or repair shop for maintenance in time to avoid accidents caused by the fault. There are roughly three types of yellow exclamation mark warnings: it may be a general fault indicator light, a brake system warning light, or a tire pressure monitoring warning light.
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