Why Does the Triangle Warning Light Stay On?
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The triangle warning light in a car is a conventional fault indicator, and its continuous illumination signifies an issue with the vehicle. Below is relevant information: 1. Common vehicle faults: These include overheating of the dry dual-clutch transmission, intervention or failure of the fuel cutoff system, parking sensor malfunction, external bulb failure, engine oil pressure sensor malfunction, driving acceleration slip regulation alarm or failure, etc. 2. Reasons for the triangle warning light to stay on: Overheating of the vehicle's clutch; malfunction of the vehicle's parking brake sensor; failure of the vehicle's oil pressure sensor; malfunction of the vehicle's fuel cutoff system; damage to the vehicle's bulbs; failure of the vehicle's driving acceleration slip regulation; insufficient windshield washer fluid in the vehicle.