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There are 6 types of colors on the dashboard of your vehicle. These are known as red, yellow, orange, green, blue and white.
Knowing the meanings of these colors will help you interpret the warning lights you see on your vehicle more quickly.
The supplemental restraint system warning light is an important part of your car’s safety features. This light comes on when there is a problem with the SRS, which includes the airbags. If the SRS warning light is on, it means that the airbags may not work properly in the event of an accident. While it … Read more
Chrysler has released a new warning light for vehicles that indicate the need to bring your car in for service due to a malfunction of the start stop system. Chrysler Auto Start Stop Warning Light is designed to help prevent accidents by preventing the car from starting if it’s been in an accident. What does … Read more
Have you ever had that “Uh-oh” moment where you realize your car is speeding, but you can’t seem to get the speed down? That’s probably because your electronic throttle control warning light is on. In this blog post, we will explore what this light means and how to fix it if it’s flashing. From diagnosis … Read more
In this article, we’ll take a closer look at what each of the main Citroen C3 Dashboard warning lights means. While some motorists may find all these different lights confusing, they can actually be very useful in helping to diagnose problems with your car. Check out our blog post for more information on how to … Read more
If you’re driving a Hyundai and your headlights start to flicker or go out, don’t panic! The headlight warning light will flash on your dashboard to indicate that your headlights are in need of replacement. If you ignore the warning light, it may become more difficult to see while driving in low light conditions. Replacing … Read more
Many car owners experience the issue of an air conditioning system that works intermittently. This involves the AC unit turning on and providing cool, comfortable air for a few minutes before shutting off again. This repeated cycle can make trips in a vehicle very uncomfortable and unpleasant. If you are one of these drivers experiencing … Read more
While it can be a scary sign when the check engine light comes on, more often than not it doesn't mean anything serious. This warning indicates potential problems with other parts of the car, like wheels or tires. Ignoring this warning could lead to more serious damages like a blown head gasket.
The driver may drive the car as long as the check engine light is steady and any other essential systems are operational. You should also monitor alerts on your dashboard, like coolant temperature and oil pressure.
If a warning light for your car flashes on while you are driving, try to find a safe place to pull over and evaluate the problem. Only after you have evaluated it can you decide what is necessary to do next.
Many gas models allow you to go up to 100 miles after the first "low fuel" warning. So, it's no point in worrying about it when it's just a simple warning.