Engine Oil Warning Light. Cars have been able to monitor their engine's oil pressure for years now. If you've seen what looks like a gravy boat light pop up in your dash it means there's a problem ...

An engine running too hot is a surefire way to catastrophic engine failure. If you see the temperature warning light in your dashboard, these are likely causes.

What it means: Typically red, these lights mean the engine can’t lubricate or cool itself adequately. Left unchecked, either problem will cause the engine to overheat. The oil pressure/level ...

CARS are fitted with a range of dashboard warning lights that indicate when there might be a problem with your vehicle. It is often possible to drive with your engine management light on, but is it… ...

The warning light is typically represented by a symbol resembling a thermometer or a container with wavy lines indicating liquid. The warning light illuminates when the coolant level falls below the ...

The check-engine light is a signal that the onboard diagnostics system (or OBD II) has detected a malfunction in the vehicle's emissions, ignition or fuel systems.

Dashboard warning lights are supposed to stay on until the issue that triggered them is resolved. Interestingly, a check engine light can indeed go away on its own. When this happens, it does not ...

Consumer Reports explains what the check engine light means and what to do when you see it: how to tell if your car has a loose gas cap—or a serious engine problem.

Your check engine light can come on for a lot of different reasons, but there are only a few that occur after putting in gas. Here's what we know.

An engine running too hot is a surefire way to catastrophic engine failure. If you see the temperature warning light in your dashboard, these are likely causes.