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What is the dash light with an exclamation point?

What is the dash light with an exclamation point?

Low Tire Pressure Modern cars come with tire pressure monitoring systems and the little exclamation point inside of a half-circle merely means one or more of your tires have low pressure. If you see this sign don’t freak out. Instead, find a safe place to stop and inspect your tires.

What do the warning lights on the dashboard mean?

Generally speaking, whether it’s a single light, or your dashboard is lit up like a cul-de-sac at Christmas, you should address the issue swiftly. This is a general guide to dashboard warning lights and what they mean. For more detail, you may need to consult your car’s handbook.

Why are the lights on my dash not working?

Flip the switch or turn the dial or knob up and see if the lights on your dash come on or get brighter. If adjusting the switch doesn’t work, you may have a blown fuse or bad lightbulb. Or, the entire switch may be faulty, in which case, have it replaced by a certified mechanic.

What are the signs on the dashboard of a car?

This list covers general symbols that appear in the most common car models. 1. Engine/Check Engine Warning Light 2. Service Engine Soon Warning Light 3. Battery / Alternator Charging Warning Sign 4. ABS / Brake Control Warning Light 5. Airbag/SRS Warning Dashboard Light 6. Washer Fluid Level Warning Sign 7.

What does the key not in vehicle warning light mean?

Key fobs have come a long way since they were first introduced. Originally, they were designed to unlock the doors with the press of a button. Nowadays, many security systems are capable of doing much more. Some cars are able to sense when the driver is approaching the vehicle with the key and doors will unlock automatically.

What does the warning light on the dash mean?

If an indicator light on your dash is on, visit your local AutoZone store to get the best products and information to help keep your vehicle running in top condition. Click a vehicle warning light to see more detailed information. Indicates the engine computer has set a Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC).

Why are the lights on my dashboard not working?

Adjust the dial or knob to see if that fixes the problem. If the switch was accidentally bumped, your dashboard lights might have been turned off. Flip the switch or turn the dial or knob up and see if the lights on your dash come on or get brighter. If adjusting the switch doesn’t work, you may have a blown fuse or bad lightbulb.

This list covers general symbols that appear in the most common car models. 1. Engine/Check Engine Warning Light 2. Service Engine Soon Warning Light 3. Battery / Alternator Charging Warning Sign 4. ABS / Brake Control Warning Light 5. Airbag/SRS Warning Dashboard Light 6. Washer Fluid Level Warning Sign 7.

Where are the lights on the dashboard located?

Most vehicles have a dashboard lights control switch that will dim the dashboard lights, as well as turn them off. Check the control switch, which should be located on the console near the steering column or part of the headlight switch. Tail lights and dash lights are connected through the tail light (and/or brake light) fuse.

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Ruth Doyle