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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.
If you own or work on a Highlander, you may have noticed that the 2006 Highlander fuel containment valve has been replaced by a different style. This article will explain the differences between the two valves and why your vehicle might require one of them. If you have any questions about which valve your Highlander … Read more
Kia has quickly become a popular name in the automotive world, and there are many reasons for this. In this blog post, we will explore the meaning and purpose of Kia exclamation point triangle warning lights and how to use them to your advantage. From navigating tricky intersections to protecting yourself from oncoming traffic, read … Read more
Did you know there are codes hidden in your car’s ECM that can help you with any issues you might have with your car? These codes would show up as warning messages on your dashboard or in the form of a symbol. This article shares the meaning of code 2007 650i BMW Code P0300. What … Read more
When you’re behind the wheel of a car, you need to be able to trust that the brakes will work in an emergency. That’s why many cars now come with forward emergency braking light. Forward emergency braking light is a feature that allows you to see ahead on the road and stop if you need … Read more
Most tractors on the farms today have some sort of dashboard warning lights and symbols to notify the driver of potential issues. New Holland is no different, with their own set of unique symbols and meanings. This article will take a look at what some of New Holland Dash Symbols mean and what actions should … Read more
Small cars have become one of the most sought-after classes by both women and men, especially as cities become increasingly crowded and fuel costs rise. Small in size, easy to park and squeeze through narrow streets and overcrowded car parks, and with favourable fuel consumption ratings, city cars are also among the preferred types of … 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.