You have a bad sensor in one of the doors, all 4 will have to be checked. Check at you local dealer for the part. In the meantime, just pull all the bulbs out so as not to drain the battery.
Bad door switch or bad headlight switch
Could be one of the door sensors causing this.
Check for: -bad alternator -wiring harness to alternator burned -glove box warped causing light to stay on -door not fully closed causing light to stay on -burned headlamp switch -radio improperly installed -bad battery -cell phone charger or radar detector plugged in -electrical drain not related to one of the above
Could be the Springs doing that. If it's a grinding noise, then it's the wheel bearings.
Isc motor is stuck or sticking causing a "blowing over bottle" effect in the intake tract.
Something must be draining the battery while it is not running. Usually it is caused by an interior light being left on either inside or perhaps the trunk or one of the doors were not closed completely and thus causing the interior lights to stay on and drain the battery. Otherwise, this will continue and you should plan on replacing the alternater and/or battery
Either have the problem that is causing the light to illuminate fixed or disconnect and reconnect your battery.
Yes, it could be dirty injectors causing this problem. It could also be an issue in the fuel line, fuel pump or fuel filter.
most likely somehting is not turning off such as an interior light that has a broken switch or you could have an electrical short somehwere.
These cars have air suspension when they are built in the factory. Likely someone has taken the air suspension out, and left the sensors there, causing it to detect a problem. Not a serious thing.
Most likely the starter is "dragging" due to worn bushings. When the bushings wear, the starter will "drag" against the interior of the housing and barely spin, causing the battery to drain.
make sure the glove box light isn't staying on There is something drawing down the battery - and a common problem is the door ajar sensors causing the interior lights to stay on. See "Related Questions" below for more about that.