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What does the turtle symbol on the dashboard mean?

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MadelynDella

07/24/25 1:14am

The turtle symbol on the dashboard indicates that there is an issue with the vehicle, but it does not affect driving temporarily. It is recommended to limit the speed to 10 km/h and drive to a repair shop. The dashboard is a rigid plate or structural component used to install instruments and related devices. Dashboards can be categorized by type into screen-type dashboards, frame-type dashboards, passage-type dashboards, and cabinet-type dashboards. The dashboard can be equipped with external lighting and may also include a control console. It comes in various forms and specifications, allowing for the installation of various instruments as needed, or the combination of different dashboards into a single unit. Indicators on the dashboard include: TCS indicator, VSC indicator, width indicator, internal circulation indicator, seat belt indicator, etc.

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DawsonLee

08/10/25 8:57pm

The other day when I was driving on the highway, a turtle icon suddenly appeared on the dashboard, and the car immediately lost power, only able to crawl slowly. After asking a mechanic friend, I learned that this indicates the car entered 'limp mode'—when the car's computer detects engine or transmission issues, it automatically limits power to prevent further damage, allowing you to drive safely to a repair shop. Common causes include sensor failures, low oil pressure, or cooling system problems. In my case, it was triggered by dirty spark plugs. If you see the turtle light, don’t panic—maintain a speed below 50 km/h, turn on hazard lights, and head to the nearest repair shop. Regular maintenance should include checking electrical circuits and engine components to avoid minor issues leading to bigger problems.

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