Oil pressure warning
Low oil pressure may damage the engine quickly.
Stop safely, check oil level if you can do so safely, and avoid high load until a professional checks the system.
Dashboard warning lights
Pick a light to see a short, safety-first summary. Symbols vary by manufacturer—use this as guidance, not a substitute for your owner’s manual or a workshop scan.
Type a symptom, fault code, or part. Use ↓ ↑ to move, Enter to select.
What colors usually mean
Symbols differ, but color is a useful priority signal.
🔴 Red
Often means stop and investigate soon—especially oil, coolant, and brake-related warnings.
🟡 Amber
Plan a check; raise urgency if you feel power loss, misfire, or new noises.
🟢 Green / blue
Usually status indicators (lights on, high beam, etc.).
Common warnings
High priority
Check engine light
A fault is stored; severity depends on symptoms.
Not always urgent, but power loss, flashing light, or new noises raise priority—use the guided flow for context.
Coolant / overheating warning
Cooling system may be overstressed.
Do not push the engine; stop safely, allow cool-down, and seek help if temperature stays high or steam appears.
ABS warning
Anti-lock support may be limited.
Brakes can still work, but stability control may be reduced—adjust driving on slippery roads.
Battery / charging warning
Charging problem; the vehicle may stop unexpectedly.
Check belt tension signs if safe; plan for alternator/battery testing before long trips.
ESP / traction control
Stability assist may be off or reporting a fault.
Sometimes a transient sensor issue; if it stays on, review tires and brakes with a workshop.
Indicator / beam tell-tale
Usually informational.
Confirms which exterior light is active; consult the owner’s manual for the exact symbol.
Not sure which light it is?
Combine symptoms, codes, and vehicle context—the guided flow is built for that.