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Below are the most common warning lights you may encounter over the lifetime of your vehicle.
Check Engine & Service Engine Soon
Depending on the make, model and production year of your vehicle, you could see "Check Engine /Service Engine Soon" Light. These warning lights assist in alerting the owner to conditions in need of prompt or immediate attention.
Anti-Lock Brake System
It is likely that your car, truck, or van is equipped with an ABS system. Your vehicle is designed to perform a light test when the key is turned on in the ignition. If the ABS light stays on or comes on during driving, you will want to schedule your vehicle immediately to be seen by our staff.
Brake Warning
The brake warning light will turn on when a loss of hydraulic pressure is detected in the brakes hydraulic system or the brake fluid level is low. This fluid (also called brake fluid) is used to operate the brake calipers, wheel cylinders, and ABS. If your warning light stays on after start up or comes on during driving, contact our service department right away to have your brake system checked.
Air Bag Warning
Airbags don't require regular maintenance, but you should pay attention to the airbag indicator light on the dashboard. With the key in the ignition, the light should turn on briefly. If the light remains on or comes on while driving, contact our service department right away to schedule an appointment to have you airbag system checked.
Low Coolant
The low coolant light is designed to indicate when sensors detect the coolant levels have reached a level which may keep your vehicle's engine from being properly cooled. Coolant, also called anti-freeze, keeps water from freezing and boiling. If you have a low coolant warning light that is on, please plan to contact our service department to have your coolant system checked.
Oil Pressure
The oil pressure light will illuminate when a loss of oil pressure is detected in the engine's oiling system or the oil level is low. The engine oil is used to lubricate, clean, and cool critical parts of the engine. If your oil pressure warning light stays on after start up or come on during driving, turn off your vehicle and contact our service department right away to schedule an appointment to have your oil pressure system checked.
Tire Pressure
A tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) is an electronic system to monitor the air pressure inside a tire. There are two types of monitoring systems, direct or indirect. If your vehicle is equipped with a TPMS and your tire pressure warning light comes on, you have a tire with low pressure (including the spare) or the sensor has failed. Promptly inspect your tire condition and contact our service department to schedule an appointment to have your TPMS inspected.
Our Certified Technicians will perform testing and isolate the condition and provide an efficient repair to your vehicle
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