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Nissan Vehicle Service Warning Indicators
On your Nissan's dashboard, you will find warning lights that keep you aware of maintenance needs and repair issues. For your convenience, we detail 10 warning indicators below.
Airbag Fault
You should seek immediate repairs by a professional if this dashboard light stays on after you start your car. It indicates that your vehicle discovered a fault in its airbag components. Until you have your supplemental-restraint system serviced, your airbags may not correctly deploy in a crash.
Low Fuel Level Warning Light
This light simply lets you know that you need to stop for gas. Please stop as soon as possible. Running out of gas is a hassle.
Oil Pressure Warning Light
Low oil pressure is dangerous to your car's engine. Turn off the vehicle as quickly as you safely can. You might solve this issue by merely adding oil if your level is low. If the light shines despite adequate oil, you have a mechanical problem that must be repaired before you can drive again.
Service Vehicle Soon
Your model's owners manual has full details on this light's meaning. Often, the light indicates that you need an oil change or other periodic maintenance. Some models also use the SVS light to tell you they need minor repairs.
TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System)
This system keeps you safe by alerting you if a tire has inadequate air pressure. As soon as possible, adjust your tires' air to the recommended pressure. The light should turn off soon after you resume your drive. If it does not, schedule an appointment for TPMS sensor service.
Slip Indicator
If this light flashes, your car is experiencing slippage, and your traction control or stability control is fighting it. When the light glows solidly, schedule professional service. Your traction control or stability control may need replacement.
Charging System Warning Light
When you have a fault in your battery's charging system, this light illuminates. The solution can be a new battery or alternator. You may also need to replace your voltage regulator or the charging system's wires.
Brake System
You have a significant problem with your brake lines if you get this light. A loss of brake pressure is possible, so promptly have your brake system examined and repaired.
Open Door Warning Light
This light may be partnered with a bell. Check all your doors before beginning your trip.
Coolant Level Warning
If this dashboard light appears, you have low engine coolant. Driving without fixing this problem will destroy your engine very quickly.