4WD indicator light meaning
Avoid dry pavement if locked 4WD is engaged. Check the selector and road condition.
4WD indicator light
Four-wheel-drive mode is active, changing, or unable to engage.
Can you drive? Depends on mode and road surface.
Check soonCheck engine light
The engine computer stored a fault. The car may drive normally or may run rough.
Can you drive? Usually yes if steady; no if flashing.
Check soonTire pressure light
One or more tires may be low, overfilled, or the TPMS needs a reset after service.
Can you drive? Short drive only after confirming tire pressure.
Check soonABS light
Anti-lock braking may be disabled, while normal braking may still work.
Can you drive? Usually yes, with extra caution.
Check soonTraction control light
Traction or stability control is active or has a fault.
Can you drive? Yes if steady, but with reduced stability support.
Check soonPower steering light
Electric power steering assistance may be reduced.
Can you drive? Only if steering feels normal.
What it means
| Color | Amber |
|---|---|
| System | Drivetrain |
| Meaning | Four-wheel-drive mode is active, changing, or unable to engage. |
| What to do | Avoid dry pavement if locked 4WD is engaged. Check the selector and road condition. |
| Can you drive? | Depends on mode and road surface. |
Warning light pages
Common questions
Why did several warning lights come on at once?
A weak battery, wheel-speed sensor fault, or communication problem can trigger several systems. Read the stored codes before replacing random parts.
Can I drive with a yellow warning light?
Often yes, but it depends on the symbol. Drive gently and schedule a check if the light stays on, flashes, or the car feels different.
Which warning lights mean stop now?
Oil pressure, coolant temperature, brake, charging, and flashing check-engine lights should be treated as stop-safely warnings.