The Language of Warning Lights
Modern vehicles communicate through a series of dashboard warning lights. Understanding these signals helps you respond appropriately and prevent costly damage.
Brake System Warning
Indicates low brake fluid, worn pads, or hydraulic issues. Stop safely and have the system inspected immediately.
Engine Temperature Warning
Overheating can cause severe engine damage. Pull over safely, turn off the engine, and call for assistance.
Oil Pressure Warning
Low oil pressure can destroy your engine in minutes. Stop immediately and check oil levels.
Important Warning Lights (Service Soon)
Check Engine Light
Can indicate many issues from minor to serious. Requires diagnostic scan to determine the cause.
Tire Pressure Monitoring
Low tire pressure affects safety and fuel efficiency. Check and inflate tires to proper pressure.
Battery/Charging System
Indicates alternator or battery issues. Have the charging system tested.
Maintenance Reminder Lights
Oil Change Indicator
Time for routine oil and filter change. Follow your manufacturer’s recommended intervals.
Service Required
General maintenance reminder. Check your owner’s manual for specific service requirements.
Brake Pad Wear
Time to inspect brake pads and possibly replace them.
When to Seek Professional Help
While some lights are routine, others require immediate attention. When in doubt, bring your vehicle to our service center for professional diagnosis.
Prevention is Key
Regular maintenance helps prevent many warning light issues. Our comprehensive inspection service catches problems before they trigger warning lights.
Don’t ignore your dashboard—it’s your vehicle’s way of communicating important information about its health and safety.
