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The warning light on the car dial says what?

The warning lights on the car dial are very clear. These are the "language" that the car uses to tell us what problems the internal system is in. They are generally divided by color (green / blue = normal or informed, yellow = should be checked, red = dangerous to stop the car immediately).

Here is a detailed description of each symbol:

1.Oil Jug Shaped Lights (Red) - Low Oil Pressure

â€Ē Meaning: Abnormally low engine oil pressure

â€Ē Cause: Dry engine oil, waste machine gas station or leak

â€Ē What to do: Very dangerous! Should find a safe parking space and quench immediately, because if forced to continue driving, the engine will collapse (burn or melt) until it has to be overhauled.

2.Battery Shaped Light (Red) - Charging System Problem

â€Ē Meaning: The charging system has a problem.

â€Ē Cause: Alternator is broken, the dicharger belt is broken, or the battery deteriorates to the point of not storing the light.

â€Ē What to do: The car can continue with the remaining lights in the battery, but it will be extinguished shortly. The air conditioner, radio, and drive immediately into the nearest garage or service center.

3.Engine Shaped Lights (Yellow / Orange) - Engine Fault / Check Engine

â€Ē Meaning: Malfunction detected in engine operation system

â€Ē Cause: Very wide. From the lid of the fuel tank to the exhaust sensor, or the ignition system has problems.

â€Ē What to do: If the car is still running normally, without spasms or accelerations, quickly bring it into the check with a computer (OBD) to find out the exact cause.

4.Enclave Exclave Shape Light (Red) - Brake System Problem

â€Ē Meaning: The braking system has a problem or the handbrake has not been removed.

â€Ē Cause: Brake fluid is below schedule, brake pads are out, or brake hydraulic is leaking

â€Ē What to do: Check if the handbrake is fully down. If the light is still down, be careful because the braking efficiency is reduced and check the brake fluid.

5.ABS Shaped Light (Yellow) - ABS Fault

â€Ē Meaning: Anti-lock Braking System crash

â€Ē Cause: Sensor with dirty or broken wheels or ABS control box has problems

â€Ē What to do: Brakes still work normally (old-fashioned car type), but the system prevents the sudden braking time lock wheel from working. The car should be taken into the check.

6.Thermometer Shaped Light (Blue) - Cold Engine

â€Ē Meaning: The engine temperature is still cold.

â€Ē What to do: Often at the first start of the day, do not panic. Drive for a while when the machine starts to heat up, this light will go out on its own (should not be used at a very high speed while the light is still on)

7.Thermometer Shaped Light (Red) - Overheating

â€Ē Meaning: Hot engine (Heat up)

â€Ē Cause: Leaky radiator, non-working radiator fan or water valve

â€Ē What to do: The highest level of danger! Hurry to find a place to park and quench immediately. Do not open the lid of the radiator when it is still hot, because high pressure water can rush in the face.

In short: If you see red, find a place to park and check immediately. If it is yellow, you can drive to the garage, but you should not ignore it.

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