A common question we hear at the Triple J Guam service center is, “What does the light on my dashboard mean?” Your vehicle has a wide variety of dashboard warning lights that alert you to an issue with your vehicle. While some simply indicate that a specific feature is engaged, others let you know when your vehicle is in need of service around Palau. Explore some of the most common dashboard light meanings in this guide from Triple J Guam, and schedule the service your vehicle needs today.
Below, you will find dashboard light meanings that many Guam drivers frequently encounter.
Coolant Temp Warning – This light will pop on when your coolant levels are incorrect, your fan isn’t working properly, or the coolant is leaking.
Service Vehicle – Usually this light will illuminate when an electrical issue occurs.
Reduced Power Warning – When this light is on, engine service is needed as soon as possible.
Cruise Control – All this light means is that cruise control is engaged on Federated States of Micronesia roads.
Brake System – You will see this light if there is an issue with your brakes, such as low brake fluid or an ABS problem.
Traction Control or ESP – This light is letting you know that the electronic stability system is being utilized.
Security Alert – If your ignition switch is locked or a door is left ajar, you will be provided with this alert.
Fog Lamp – If your brights are on, you will see this light.
Airbag Fault – Normally, this light appears once the car has been started to indicate there’s a fault in the airbag system. Service is required right away for safe driving.
Washer Fluid Reminder – This notification indicates that you need to add washer fluid.
Tire Pressure Warning Light– When this light comes on, the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) has detected that one or more of your tires has a tire pressure rating that’s too low or too high. Both can lead to unsafe driving or premature tire wear.
Still wondering, “What does the light on my dashboard mean?” We can help! Bring your vehicle by the Triple J Guam service center today, and our experts can take a look then diagnose and fix the problem. Get back on the roads of Guam safely and as soon as possible when you trust your vehicle to the experts at Triple J Guam.
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