What instrument warning lights are there in the car?

Door Status Indicator-An indicator indicating whether the door is completely closed. When the door opens or fails to close, the corresponding indicator lights up, prompting the owner that the door is not closed properly and goes out after closing.

Parking indicator light—This light comes on when the parking brake handle (i.e. handbrake) is pulled up. Put down the handbrake and the indicator light will go out automatically. On some models, this light will light up when the brake fluid is insufficient.

Battery indicator light-an indicator light that shows the working state of the battery. Lights when the switch is turned on and goes out when the engine is started. If it doesn't light up or for a long time, please check the generator and circuit immediately.

Brake disc indicator light-indicator light showing brake disc wear. Under normal circumstances, this light goes out, and when it is on, it will prompt the owner to replace the faulty or worn transition brake pad in time, and then go out after it is repaired.

Oil indicator lamp-An indicator lamp that shows the engine oil pressure. When this light is on, it means that the lubrication system is out of pressure and there may be leakage. At this time, the engine needs to be stopped immediately and checked.

Water temperature indicator-An indicator indicating that the engine coolant temperature is too high. When the lamp lights up and gives an alarm, immediately stop the engine and turn it off, and continue driving after cooling to normal temperature.

Airbag indicator light-an indicator light that shows the working status of the airbag. Turn on the switch and turn it off after about 3-4 seconds, indicating that the system is normal. If it doesn't light up or it doesn't change, it indicates that the system is faulty.

ABS indicator light-lights up after the switch is turned on, and goes out after about 3-4 seconds, indicating that the system is normal. No light or long light indicates system failure. At this time, you can continue to drive at a low speed, but you should avoid sudden braking.

Engine self-test light-engine working status indicator light, which lights up after turning on the switch and goes out after about 3-4 seconds, indicating that the engine is normal. No light or long light indicates that the engine is out of order and needs to be repaired in time.

Fuel indicator light-indicator light indicating low fuel. When the light is on, it means that the fuel is about to run out. Under normal circumstances, the vehicle can still travel about 50 kilometers from the light on to the fuel exhaustion.

Cleaning liquid indicator lamp-An indicator lamp that shows the amount of windshield cleaning liquid. If the cleaning liquid is almost used up, the light will light up, prompting the owner to add the cleaning liquid in time. After adding the cleaning liquid, the indicator light goes out.

Electronic throttle indicator light-this kind of light is common in Volkswagen models. When the vehicle starts self-inspection, the EPC light will light up for a few seconds, then go out, and there is a fault. This light is on, so it needs to be repaired in time.

Front and rear fog lamp indicator-This indicator is used to show the working status of the front and rear fog lamps. When the front and rear fog lights are turned on, both lights are on. The left side of the picture shows the front fog lamp and the right side shows the rear fog lamp.

Turn signal lamp-When the turn signal lamp is turned on, the corresponding turn signal lamp flashes at a certain frequency. Press the double flashing warning light button, the two lights will light up at the same time, and the indicator light will go out automatically after the turn signal goes out.

High beam indicator-indicates whether the headlights are in the high beam state, and usually the indicator goes out. Lights when the high beam is turned on and the instantaneous lighting function of the high beam is used.

Seat Belt Indicator-An indicator indicating the status of the seat belt. Depending on the model, the indicator light will light up for a few seconds to give a hint, or it will not go out until the seat belt is fastened. Some cars also give out audible prompts.

O/D indicator-the O/D indicator is used to display the working status of the automatic O/D overdrive. When the O/D indicator flashes, it means that the O/D gear has been locked.

Internal circulation indicator lamp-This indicator lamp is used to show the working state of the vehicle air conditioning system, usually in the off state. When the inner circulation button is turned on and the vehicle turns off the outer circulation, the indicator light will automatically light up.

Width indicator lamp-The width indicator lamp is used to display the working status of the vehicle width indicator lamp, which is usually off, and will light up when the width indicator lamp is on.

VSC indicator lamp-This indicator lamp is used to display the working state of vehicle VSC (Electronic Body Stability System), which is common in Japanese cars. When this indicator light is on, it means that the VSC system has been shut down.

TCS indicator lamp-This indicator lamp is used to display the working state of TCS (Traction Control System) of vehicles, which is more common in Korean cars. When this indicator light is on, it means that the TCS system has been turned off.