1. Brakes
   Oil
2. Water
   Door latch

When you see the Brake Trouble Indicator on your dashboard, you may want to check your brake fluid or find your way to the nearest mechanic. In some vehicles, this light can also mean that the emergency brake has been set and needs to be released.

1. Engine Oil Pressure Indicator
   Temperature Warning
2. Turn Signal Indicator
   Tire Pressure Warning

Seeing the Temperature Warning Indicator light could mean a few things depending on its color. When the light is red, the car's engine is not being cooled properly and must be shut down. When the light is blue, it means that the engine's coolant temperature is too low for maximum performance. If you ever see it flashing both colors, it could indicate that your cooling system is malfunctioning completely.

1. It means I have three wishes.
   It indicates that I need gas.
2. It means the car's oil pressure is low.
   It means that my car needs transmission fluid.

Seeing the Oil Pressure Warning Light on your dashboard means that your car is running without enough oil to properly function. Failing to maintain proper oil pressure can cause an engine to seize and result in thousands of dollars worth of damage. Always remember to check your oil level when you see this light.

1. It's a service reminder.
   It's a reminder to get gas.
2. It's a reminder to wear pants.
   It's a reminder to fasten my seat belt.

When you see this dashboard symbol, it is gently reminding you that life is valuable and you should buckle up. Sometimes, the Seat Belt Reminder Indicator will ding a few times when you forget. Newer car models can even let you know if your passengers are fastened in.

1. Door Ajar Indicator
   Tire Pressure Warning
2. Service Reminder Indicator
   High Beam Indicator

The handy Door Ajar Indicator lets you know when you haven't closed a car's door properly. Many versions also have the ability to detect and to show exactly which door is slightly ajar. Other versions can also tell you about an open trunk or hood.

1. Low Windshield Washer Fluid Indicator
   Rainy Day Light
2. Rear Light Indicator
   Master Warning Light

You'll never have to worry about running out of windshield washer juice with this light. When the Low Windshield Washer Fluid Indicator pops on your dash, pop your hood and fill up the container again. Some models can even indicate when rear washer fluid needs attention.

1. Cooling system
   Air Conditioning
2. Power steering
   Electrical system

If you see the Power Steering Trouble Light, don't ignore it. It could indicate something as simple as a low power steering fluid level. However, it could also be a warning about a deeper issue that might require a mechanic's attention.

1. Clogged Air Filter Indicator
   Mr. Robot Man
2. Message Indicator Symbol
   Transmission Temperature Indicator

Having this dashboard symbol light up means that your car's airflow is being obstructed. The Clogged Air Filter Indicator lets you know when your air filter needs to be changed. Without being unclogged, your cooling system cannot function properly.

1. Daytime Headlamps On
   Stability Control Off Indicator
2. Air Conditioning Malfunction Indicator
   Passenger Air Bag Off

Although your car functions completely normally when the stability control feature is turned off, the Stability Control Off Indicator is sure to let you know its status. When turned on, stability control allows for extra traction being distributed to the wheel and drivetrain systems. It's a great feature during less than favorable weather.

1. It's telling me I'll have a bright idea.
   It's telling me to wear sunglasses.
2. It's telling me that I have a headlamp out.
   It's telling me to service my electrical system.

While the Headlamp Out Indicator Warming might make you think your car is having a bright idea, it is completely the opposite. In fact, seeing this symbol on your dashboard means that one of your headlamps is either malfunctioning or needs to be replaced.

1. Low Engine Coolant Indicator
   Low Transmission Fluid Indicator
2. Empty Gas Tank Indicator
   Low Brake Fluid Indicator Symbol

When you see the Low Brake Fluid Indicator Symbol, you should have your brake fluid checked immediately. Not having the proper amount of brake fluid can affect the way your brakes perform. It could also cause them to make some strange noises.

1. Cooling
   Electrical
2. Tires
   Fuel

When the Tire Pressure Monitoring System symbol appears on your dash, it means that an issue has been detected with your tires. Many cars come equipped with pressure monitors that will report the tire's pressure and how many pounds need to be added. The light also could indicate that a tire is completely flat.

1. Lane Departure Warning System
   Runway Ahead Warning
2. Oncoming Traffic Warning
   Parking Brake Indicator

Some vehicles will let you know if you have crossed over the line marking your lane with a Lane Departure Warning System. This symbol is very helpful when you are cruising through a tight construction zone. You'll always know for sure that you are planted square and center in your own lane.

1. Side Airbag Off Indicator
   Frost Warning Indicator
2. Low Brake Fluid Warning Symbol
   Parking Brake Engaged Symbol

When you see the Frost Warning Indicator, it's your car's way of letting you know that slippery conditions are possible. Make sure to heed the warning and watch your speed, especially over bridges!

1. Gearshift Warning
   Revs Indicator
2. Clutch Light
   Upshift Indicator

While driving a manual transmission vehicle, it's not uncommon to see an Upshift Indicator light on the dashboard. The Upshift Indicator functions as a guide to the car's transmission, and it lets you know when your car has reached enough revs to shift into the next gear.

1. Fuel system
   Charging system
2. Transmission system
   Brake system

When you see the Charging System Warning Light, it could mean there is a problem with your battery. However, in some cases the warning symbol could indicate an issue with other electrical parts of the car like the alternator.

1. Service Reminder Indicator
   System Response Signal
2. Turn Signal Indicator
   Low Tire Pressure Light

This dashboard symbol is called the Service Reminder Indicator. Routine vehicle service usually takes place within a certain amount of time or miles. Some cars come with the ability to remind their owners that they need a little TLC.

1. Air conditioning
   Overhead lights
2. Rear Back Up Camera
   High beam headlights

The High Beam On Indicator lets you know when you are using your headlights' brightest setting. Usually in blue, the High Beam On Indicator helps to protect the eyes of oncoming drivers by letting you know when you are using them.

1. Back Light Sparkle
   Rear Back Up Lights On Indicator
2. Rear Windshield Wiper Indicator
   Tail or Rear Light Out Symbol

When you see the Tail or Rear Light Out Symbol light up on your dashboard, you'll want to get a replacement bulb as soon as you can. Without proper functioning rear lights, fellow drivers could miss your signal light or your slowing down.

1. Low engine coolant
   Low tire pressure
2. Low fuel
   Low brake fluid

The Low Fuel Indicator Symbol is sure to let you know when you need to refuel. In some models, the indicator will turn red or be accompanied by a sound that lets you know it's time to find a gas station. Don't push your luck when you see it, it's there for a reason!

1. Attention Needed
   Caution Lights On Symbol
2. Exclamation Triangle Indicator
   Master Warning Symbol

Although the Master Warning Symbol may resemble the Caution Lights On Symbol, they are quite different. When you see a Master Warning Symbol, it could be anything from oil change time to a serious problem. It's never a warning to take lightly.

1. It tells the driver to press the brake pedal.
   it reminds drivers to wear matching socks.
2. It reminds drivers to have their tires rotated.
   It reminds drivers to slow down.

When you see then Brake Press Indicator, you are probably starting your car or putting it into gear. As a safety feature, auto manufacturers installed a system that prevents cars from starting or being put into gear without first pressing the brake pedal. This feature prevents drivers from accidentally moving before being ready.

1. Low Tire Pressure Light
   Stress Warning Indicator
2. Low Brake Pad Warning
   Collision Warning Indicator

Although the Low Brake Pad Warning is different from other brake warning symbols, it lets you know when it's time to visit the garage. Having your brakes replaced is a routine part of car maintenance, and the Low Brake Pad Warning lets you know when it's time.

1. Grade Assist Indicators
   Traffic Jam Indicator
2. Rear Lights On Indicator
   Maintenance Reminder Symbol

The Grade Assist Indicators tend to pop on when your vehicle is dealing with a steep incline or a sharp decline in terrain. It lets you know that your vehicle is adjusting and compensating for the challenge using a number of sensors.

1. The radio station
   The GPS
2. Cruise control
   The alarm

You will most likely see your Cruise Control Indicator Symbol on a long trip. After setting your speed, your dashboard will let you know it that cruise control has been activated. Many models will also let you know whether you have set it to a constant or a variable speed.

1. It warns about traffic congestion.
   It warns about tight parking spots.
2. It indicates a possible collision.
   It tells you that you are being tailgated.

Many newer model vehicles come equipped with Collision Warning System Indicators. These handy lights will let you know if someone is getting too close to you too quickly. Forward-facing versions will let you know if you are the one riding someone's bumper.

1. Sunroof
   Hatchback
2. Power top
   Dome lights

Found on the dashboard of convertible models, the Power Top Trouble Indicator lets drivers know that their roof isn't opening or closing properly. Power roofs are expensive, and seeing the Power Top Trouble Indicator could indicate the need for a trip to the garage for servicing.

1. Haul Indicator
   Rear Wheel Drive Indicator
2. Back Wheels Need Service Indicator
   Rear Lights Off Indicator

You will likely only see this dashboard symbol when you have a trailer or other vehicle attached to your car. The Haul Indicator serves to remind you that you have a load behind you. Some models are equipped with Haul Indicator versions that can let drivers know if their load has shifted and alert them to other potential issues.

1. Eco-friendly Fuel Consumption Indicator
   Happy Little Tree Light
2. Economy Mode Symbol
   Exhaust Systems Functioning Normally.

Commonly seen on the dashboards of eco-friendly, hybrid cars, the Economy Mode Symbol tells drivers when their resources are being conserved. Sometimes, a car will shut down unnecessary systems and this friendly warning symbol lets drivers know that they will seen need to recharge.

1. Rough road
   Heavy traffic
2. Icy conditions
   Off-road travel

More and more newer model cars are being outfitted with Traffic Jam Indicator lights. Imagine how many hours of your life you could have saved if your previous vehicles could have let you know that there was heavy congestion up ahead!

1. All Wheels Down
   All World Domination
2. All Wheeled Dragster
   All-Wheel Drive

When you see the All-Wheel Drive On Mode Indicator, you know that your car is doing its best to stick to the road. All-wheel drive is handy in rough terrain or snowy climates, and gives the vehicle a better grip on the road. The All-Wheel Drive On Mode Indicator is there to let you now it has been engaged either manually or automatically.

1. I'm driving in a shady area.
   My car sees me as an outline.
2. There are pedestrians nearby.
   We are being invaded by aliens.

Seeing the Pedestrian Warning Indicator is a handy way to for your car to tell you to remain alert. The Pedestrian Warning Indicator lets you know when there are pedestrians crossing. Since no one can predict the behavior of people in a crosswalk, this is a good safety feature.

1. Parking Brake On Indicator
   Night Vision Assist Indicator
2. Pedestrian Indicator
   Bad Weather Indicator

Many vehicles come equipped with a low light detecting feature that assists drivers in seeing object slightly out of range of their headlights. The Night Vision Assist Indicator lets the driver know that the feature is working.

1. Headlight system
   Electrical system
2. Engine cooling system
   Park assist

The Park Assist Indicator lets drivers know that their rear cameras are working to get them perfectly into a space. With sensors and extra vision, the park assist feature will help drivers get into even the tightest of parking spaces without causing damage. The friendly Park Assist Indicator gives an extra boost of confidence when it is on.

1. It indicates a nearby coffee shop.
   It says my drink is spilling.
2. It says that a driver might be distracted.
   It says that my coffee is warming in the cup holder.

If you ever see the Attention Alert Indicator, you can take heart in knowing that your car knows you are a little distracted. Put down that coffee and wait to apply your eyeliner later. Otherwise, this warning light will never go off.

1. Four Wheel Drive Indicator
   Transmission Temperature Warning
2. ABS Warning Symbol
   Oil Pressure Indicator

If your car doesn't seem to be shifting properly, you are most likely to see the Transmission Temperature Warning Indicator. The Transmission Temperature Warning lets you know when things are running a lot hot. Seeing this light may mean that you need to check your transmission fluid levels.

1. Lights On, Lights Off Indicator
   Fog Light Indicator
2. Automatic Headlamp Dimmer Indicator
   Night Vision Assist Indicator

Sensors on newer model vehicles can help the car adjust to various lighting conditions. When this system is activated, the Automatic Headlamp Dimmer Indicator lets drivers know that they don't need to worry about manually dimming the lights. Cars equipped with this system can do it for you!

1. Sunny weather
   Stormy weather
2. Foggy weather
   Snowy weather

The Fog Lamp Indicator tells drivers that a brighter set of lights designed for rough weather have been activated. Whether used manually or automatically, the Fog Lamp Indicator says when the lamps have been engaged. They are used to support normal headlamps during adverse weather conditions.