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Re: What does the warning light (an exclamation mark with...
The owner's manual should have a key to all the dash warning lights, but i'm just going to guess it has something to do with an electronic traction control system.
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The light is a warning light telling you there is a fault with your braking systems you need to take it to a local garage and tell them so they can check your brakes are still working as they should
It could be your handbrake cable underneath the car it goes all the way down the car it could be loose or broke.
Low tire. Check the tires and make sure they are correct. Once all the tires are inflated correctly, you can reset the sensor. With the car running, press the button by the E brake handle that has the same symbol and hold it for several seconds. This will place the system in reset and it will re-calibrate when you drive off.
That usually means that one or more of your tires has dropped below the level of air pressure that the manufacturer recommends. It is basically a low pressure warning light. This way you will know to find a place to check your tire pressures. Look on your tires sidewall and you will find a cold psi rating and a hot or warm psi rating. The tire pressures need to stay within those parameters in order for the light to not come on. As the tire warms from motion the air inside begins to expand and will read a higher pressure than if the tire is cold. Check your pressures and if any of the tires have a low pressure (below 30 psi) it should be inspected...........Or you may be leaving your emergency brake on. Pull up then push down to release a hand break lever and push all the way down and pull hard on the release lever for a foot brake. Another possibility is the car needs brake pads soon.
traction control??
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