When mine flashes it means that the coolant level is low.
Could it be that you are just low on coolant?
temperature warning light
There are several things that can cause your 2006 VW Jetta not to crank over or start. The flashing of the PRNDL display would indicate the antitheft system has been activated.
brake light flashing on 2002 jetta tdi
The red flashing light on the radio of a 2002 Volkswagen Jetta TDI typically indicates that the vehicle's anti-theft system is activated. This light serves as a visual deterrent against theft, signaling that the car's security features are engaged. If the light is flashing while the car is parked, it is normal; however, if it remains on when the vehicle is running, it may indicate a problem with the system.
What does abs button do in a 2001 vw jetta
Just lets you know the outside temperature is below 40 degrees! This is a warning as some bridges and overpasses can actually become icy at that temperature.
if you mean WHERE are the 2007 jetta warning lights.. they are on the dash board... near the air conditioning vent. just push the red triangle button.
its the temperature light. it matches the icon next to the temperature gauge. mine comes on too do you have any idea what would be causing it?
A flashing check engine light on a 2003 VW Jetta indicates a serious issue, often related to the engine or emissions system, such as misfiring or a failing catalytic converter. This warning suggests that the vehicle may be damaging the engine or emissions components if driven further. It's advisable to stop driving the car and have it diagnosed by a mechanic as soon as possible to prevent potential damage.
It's just a warning light that there may be icy conditions on the road.
It is normal for a temperature light to come on in the VW Jetta when the car is started. If the light stays on, it is probably an early warning that there is something wrong with the radiator. The car may be overheating right away when started because there is no fluid in the radiator, or there is a fluid leak somewhere in the system.