understanding your vehicle’s warning and indicator lights:

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📖The image displays common car dashboard symbols and their meanings, providing a visual guide to understanding your vehicle’s warning and indicator lights:

📌 • Warning Lights (Often Red or Amber): These indicate potential issues requiring attention. Examples include:
📌 • Check Engine: Signals a problem with the engine or emissions system.
📌 • Engine Coolant Temperature: Indicates the engine is overheating.
📌 • Battery Charge Warning: Points to a problem with the vehicle’s charging system (battery, alternator, cables).
📌 • Oil Pressure Warning: Indicates low oil pressure, requiring immediate attention.
⚙️ • Airbag Warning: Signals a fault in the airbag system.
📌 • Tire Pressure Monitoring: Indicates low tire pressure in one or more tires.
📌 • Low Fuel: Illuminates when the fuel tank is nearly empty.
📌 • Seat Belt Reminder: Prompts occupants to fasten their seatbelts.

📌 • Indicator Lights (Often Green or Blue): These typically show that a system is active or functioning properly. Examples include:
📌 • Turn Signal: Indicates the turn signals are active.
📌 • High Beam/Low Beam: Shows whether high or low beams are engaged.
📌 • Cruise Control: Indicates that the cruise control system is active.
📌 • ECO Mode: Shows that the vehicle is operating in an economy mode.

⚙️• Other Important Symbols:
📌 • Parking Brake: Indicates the parking brake is engaged.
📌 • ABS (Anti-lock Brake System): Warns of a potential issue with the anti-lock braking system.
📌 • Traction Control/Electronic Stability Control: Indicates the status or a fault in these systems.
📌 • Lane Departure Warning/Forward Collision Warning: Alerts the driver to potential hazards or system status.
📌 • AWD (All-Wheel Drive): Indicates the all-wheel drive system is active or has a fault.