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Dictionary of automotive terms. 2015.
level warning light
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oil level warning light — See engine oil level warning light … Dictionary of automotive terms
warning light — A small lamp on the instrument panel that lights up if there is a problem. See brake warning light check engine warning light coolant level warning light direction indicator warning light engine oil level warning light handbrake warning light low … Dictionary of automotive terms
level warning — also See engine oil level warning light fluid level warning indicator … Dictionary of automotive terms
engine oil level warning light — A light on the instrument panel which comes on when the oil in the sump falls below a certain level … Dictionary of automotive terms
coolant level warning light — A small light on the dash which is illuminated when the radiator is low on coolant … Dictionary of automotive terms
low oil warning light — See engine oil level warning light … Dictionary of automotive terms
fluid level warning indicator — A warning light on the instrument panel which is illuminated when the level of fluid in the a system is too low … Dictionary of automotive terms
brake warning light — An indicator light on the dash which indicates problems such as low fluid level in the brake fluid reservoir, a malfunction in any of the hydraulic brake circuits, or excessive wear of the brake pads or shoes. It also illuminates when the… … Dictionary of automotive terms
light — [1] Something that is easy to operate. [2] Something that has relatively little weight. [3] A vehicle window. See backlight. [4] An illumination device. [5] A British term for window. Also see auxiliary brake light auxiliary driving light back up … Dictionary of automotive terms
warning — See deflation warning system direction indicator warning light engine oil level warning light fluid level warning indicator handbrake warning light hazard warning switch low oil warning light oil pressure warning light … Dictionary of automotive terms
