What does the yellow exclamation mark with brackets on the dashboard mean?
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The yellow exclamation mark with brackets on the dashboard is the tire pressure monitoring indicator, indicating that the pressure in one of the vehicle's tires is insufficient. You should check the tire pressure at a tire shop or a 4S store. Generally, when the tire pressure light comes on, it means there is an abnormality in the tire pressure. The tire pressure sensor has detected that the pressure in one or more tires is incorrect, triggering the light to illuminate. Common reasons for the tire pressure warning light to come on include: 1. A tire puncture causing air leakage; 2. Excessive tire pressure—when the pressure in any tire exceeds 3.0 bar, the tire pressure monitoring light will activate; 3. Driving for too long with low tire pressure; 4. A malfunction in the tire pressure sensor itself, causing the light to illuminate.