SOURCE: dashboard light
The answer will be in the owner's manual for sure. But it probably is low alternator output voltage.
SOURCE: vw beetle 2004 warning light, (engine with
That is the MIL(malfuntion IndicatorLight). You need to hook up a scan tool or code reader to find out what the car is trying to tell you. It would be nice if it had one built in, but you have to buy or borrow one from an auto parts dealer like auto zone. For VW's I would reccomend VAG scan tools, because they have the specific codes for all the systems, not just the engine like with OBD.
This will tell you what the problem is. It could be anything...one of the sensors is picking up something abnormal, and it needs to be fixed. The scan tool can also erase the fault code/ engine light(MIL).
The tool plugs into the cars computer, under the steering wheel there is a slot, sometimes with a cover on it. Plug it in and follow the simple directions.
Good Luck! After you get the code, you can post it here for more help.
SOURCE: what does the yellow lightning bolt mean on the
a fuse is blown press the vcm button and it will tell you which fuse
SOURCE: YARIS D4D 2004 ORANGE WARNING LIGHT ON RIGHT SIDE OF DASH SYMBOL
it is probly time for it to be serviced
SOURCE: Lightning bolt and esp lights
The first thing that you need to do is contact a dealer and see if there are any campaigns out on this car for that issue. You give them the VIN number and they tell you if there are any recalls out. The car has several repair bulletins out for this problem. The esp light means that there is a problem with the electronic skid protection. The lightning bolt means that the computer has sensed a problem and has a code stored in it that can be looked up. If you have no luck with free service at a dealer for a recall then you can take the car to a major auto parts store and see if they can check it for you for free (most do). IT can be something simple or something complex. You might be looking at a sensor like a TPS or ABS.
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