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What does the red oil light mean?
The red oil light means you car is low on oil, or there is a problem and should be checked.
What does it mean when the oil light turns red?
When an oil light turns red it could mean one of two things, low oil or low oil pressure. Check the oil levels first to see if that is the cause.
What does the red oil light mean on a BMW 323I?
A red oil light can mean a few different things. It can mean the oil pressure is low, the oil level is low, the oil sending unit is bad, or the oil pump is bad. Have it looked at immediately and do not drive it.
If your red OIL LIGHT comes on it means?
If a red oil light comes on in a car, it means the vehicle is low on oil. It could also mean that the oil pump is not working.
What does the red light mean on a Yamaha blaster?
low oil
What does the red warning light mean on the Yamaha 750 virago?
oil level light
Why change oil light not going off after oil change in 91caddy?
The oil life monitor or the red oil light? Red oil light is bad yellow oil life monitor light means it needs to be reset
What does the maintenance light mean on the 1992 Acura Vigor when it is red?
it is a reminder to change the oil.. goes red after 10000 Kms
What does it mean when the oil light comes on in a geo prism?
It means you have low oil pressure. Notice the light is red. Red means stop driving the car until this is repaired. Check the oil level and if it is full seek professional help.
What do the warning lights on the peugeot 309 dashboard mean?
The red oil can warning light is an indication the oil needs to be checked immediately. The red battery warning light is a indication the charging system is not working properly.
What is the red indicator light mean on a 1961 vw bug in the speedometer?
If memory serves me right it is the low oil pressure light.
What does the red dot light left of the oil light on a 2001 chrysler voyager mean?
Theft alarm or chip key malfunction.
