Why is the Mercedes-Benz warning light on?
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Mercedes-Benz warning light on may indicate that the vehicle's exhaust emissions exceed the standard, or there is an issue with the sensors or other mechanical components, requiring inspection and repair. The solutions are as follows: Cleaning: Unqualified exhaust emissions are mostly caused by carbon deposits. If the warning light is on due to this reason, the carbon deposits are usually quite severe. The only way to remove existing carbon deposits is through cleaning. Although carbon deposits are inevitable, the speed and amount of their formation are significantly related to the driver's habits. It is important to refuel at reputable stations, minimize idling time, and regularly use fuel additives to slow down carbon deposit formation. The main purpose is to help gasoline burn fully and reduce residue. Visit a repair shop for inspection: The engine warning light may not only be due to exhaust emissions but could also indicate problems with sensors or other mechanical components, leading to faults or deviations in exhaust emission monitoring. In such cases, the warning light will also turn on. Therefore, if the engine warning light is on, the owner should visit a repair shop to identify the actual cause and truly resolve the vehicle's issues.