What to Do When the Truck's STOP Light Comes On?
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The truck's STOP light is a mandatory parking fault warning light, connected to the "engine oil pressure," "low brake fluid level, electronic brake force distribution fault" warning lights and the coolant temperature gauge. When the engine is running, if this light flashes, the engine must be shut down immediately. The reasons for the STOP light coming on are generally the following: 1. Oil pressure is too low; 2. Brake fluid level is too low; 3. Water temperature is too high. After any of the above situations occur, you should immediately go to a repair shop for inspection. When checking the fault, the first step is to read the fault code, which can help the technician quickly locate the fault location and cause.