Why Do Various Warning Lights Appear After Vehicle Inspection?
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Various warning lights appearing after a vehicle inspection may be due to the inspector abruptly slamming on the brakes or accelerator during the brake inspection, or forcefully pulling the handbrake during a flatbed brake test. This can cause the vehicle to misinterpret the driver's actions as problematic, triggering the warning lights as a reminder. Vehicle inspection precautions: 1. Check for traffic violations: Before the inspection, check online with the traffic management bureau for any traffic violations on your vehicle. If there are any, handle them promptly and verify online until no violations are shown. 2. Pay attention to the weather: Avoid scheduling inspections during snowy or rainy weather, as wet wheels cannot accurately reflect the true braking force. 3. Check if a fire extinguisher is in the trunk: Note: Sometimes they will check if the fire extinguisher is expired and if a warning triangle is present. If your vehicle lacks these, prepare them in advance. 4. Test the braking function: Before the inspection, find a flat road and perform several emergency brakes at speeds of 20~40 km/h. The purpose is to activate the braking system so that it can exert maximum braking force during the inspection and pass smoothly.