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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.
When you’re driving, the last thing you want to see are warning lights on your dash. But if you do see a warning light on your Chevy Malibu, don’t panic! In this article, we’ll tell you what some of the most common dash warning lights mean and what you should do if you see one. … Read more
The air mass flow into the cylinder is calculated using engine speed, valve-lift, inlet camshaft position, outlet camshaft position and manifold pressure. However, this calculation can be adjusted depending on intake air temperature, coolant temperature and ambient pressure. The ratio of measured to calculated mass flow must fall between certain MIN/MAX parameters as set by … Read more
Do you know what all of the dashboard warning lights in your BMW 430 mean? If not, you’re not alone. In this article, we’ll break down each and every one of them so that you can be informed the next time one of them pops up on your dash. What kind of car BMW 430? … Read more
We have listed the Alfa Romeo Stelvio dashboard warning lights and the meanings of these lights for you. In any problem you experience in your vehicle, you can understand how important the issue is by checking the warning lights on this list. Some problems are the kind you can solve yourself. Some cases should be … Read more
If you own an Alfa Romeo vehicle, you may have noticed that the parking brake light is always on. While this may be annoying, it’s actually a good thing! The reason the light is always on is because the parking brake is engaged, which means your car is less likely to roll away if you’re … Read more
The P003A OBD-II fault code is a sign that the engine’s Electronic Computer Module (ECM) has identified an issue with the turbocharger or supercharger systems, specifically values outside of what is allowed for the engine’s boost. A qualified mechanic should be consulted to determine the cause of activation in each individual case. The PCM regulates … 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.