Yellow horshoe light with exclamation point in middle

Your owners manual should indicate what this symbol means.On most vehicles this means low tire pressure

Yellow exclamation point on dash means low tire pressure.

Rachell, try checking your tire pressure. Look closely @ the light your describing, its actually an outline of a tire. One or more of your tires are low on air. Air pressure sould be around 40-45 psi The light sould clear after a short drive.
Hope that helps Greg.

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This will either be a traction control/ABS warning light. Hope this helps...

this is the low tire pressure warning

A yellow explanation point symbol on the dashboard typically applies to the Tire Pressure Monitoring system. A thick ! inside a half drawn flat tire symbol to be complete and comes in yellow color when lit. Under normal vehicle set-up, if this indicator stays lit after the power-on selftest, you need to check your tires for any uneven pressures and adjust their pressures to correct specifications. Okay? : )

A red exclamation point inside a circle when lit indicates your parking brake is on, or your brake fluid level is low.

That sounds like your tire pressure monitoring system. It's just indicating that you have one of your tires low on air and your going to need to add some. 32 psi i believe.

Hi !
The Yellow Exclamation Point is the indicator of malfunction in the Power Steering system.
1. Check the Tension of the Power steering Belt.
2. Check Oil level of Power steering , this must be below MIN level.
This is in a white bottle next to Break fluid.

Regards
Berry

this is the tire pressure warning.

Yeah, it is suppose to look like a low inflated tire. See the treads on the bottom. When you inflate the tires, you might need to drive a little for the light to turn off. The tires have sensors that send a signal, but only when rotating.

This happened to me last winter; and for some reason, it took an abnormally long amount of time for the light to go off. Not sure if it was a coincidence or pure happestance, but my light went off when the ambient temp increased above 20F (even though my tires had been properly inflated for two days and drove 80 miles).