Lucky for you, your car's proverbial brain will figure out an impending problem before you do and send you a warning more ...

The most serious dashboard indicator is a flashing check engine light. This warning light looks like an engine block and will glow steadily when your car's computer has logged an on-board ...

And remember that the warning light can come on and then go off due to temperature changes, including heat put in the tire through driving. “Just because the light went out doesn’t mean your ...

Do you recognize the symbol above? It’s a warning light in your instrument panel and looks like a U-shaped pictograph with treads and an exclamation point in the middle. Any idea what it means ...

Signifies the high beam headlights are currently active. This warning light is always illuminated in a bright blue. If the light is always illuminated even when the high beams are not activated ...

A red circle and two brackets with an exclamation mark in the middle is a brake system warning light and one of the most serious. With brakes one of the most important safety features ...

Generally speaking, the warning lights on your dashboard follow a traffic light colour system. Green – everything is working correctly or is currently being used. Yellow – something is not ...

MoT time can be a stressful experience, particularly if your car is otherwise faultless but you get a pesky warning light show up without much time to solve the cause. As a general rule, a warning ...