If you’re wondering this, you might not be surprised by the answer: no, Mazda warning lights should never be ignored. These warning lights serve as crucial indicators of potential issues with your vehicle. Ignoring warning lights can jeopardize your safety and the performance of your car and may eventually result in costly repairs.
Read the guide to warning lights below, and contact us if you see any of these lights illuminated on your dashboard.
Understanding MAZDA Warning Lights
Here is a brief breakdown of warning lights and their meanings.
ABS Warning Light
The ABS warning light points to issues with the anti-lock braking system.
Airbag System Warning Light
This warning light points to a potential problem with the vehicle’s airbag system.
Brake System Warning Light
The brake system warning light signifies problems with the braking system, such as low brake fluid, worn brake pads, or a malfunctioning brake system.
Battery Warning Light
The battery warning light indicates issues with the charging system.
Check Engine Light
The check engine light, resembling an engine icon, typically signals problems with the engine or emissions system.
Engine Coolant Temperature Warning Light
The engine coolant temperature warning light alerts the driver to excessive engine temperature.
Oil Pressure Warning Light
Depicted by an oil can icon, the oil pressure warning light indicates low oil pressure in the engine, often caused by low oil levels, a malfunctioning oil pump, or oil leaks.
Stability Control System Warning Light
This warning light signals a potential problem with the traction control or stability control system.
TPMS Warning Light
The Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) warning light signals low tire pressure in one or more Mazda tires.
Schedule Service at Green MAZDA in Springfield, IL
If you encounter any Mazda warning lights, it’s time to take action! Contact Green Mazda in Springfield, IL, where our expert service technicians are standing by.
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