Warning Lights

• Turn the engine off and back on to see if the light resets. Temporary faults may clear upon restarting.
• Check the brake fluid level and top it up if it's low.
• If the warning persists, contact Sultas or another qualified professional to diagnose and repair the fault. Avoid attempting to fix ABS issues without the proper equipment and knowledge.
• It's safe to drive the vehicle in most cases, but hard braking may result in wheel lock-up. Drive cautiously and keep a safe distance from other vehicles.

• Safely stop the car if road conditions are slippery, as your brakes will function without ABS, but stopping distance may increase.
• Inspect the ABS fuse for any breakage or corrosion.
• If you can, visually check the vehicle's wheels for any damage or obstruction to the speed sensors.
• If the warning persists, contact Sultas or another qualified automotive professional to diagnose and repair the issue. Driving with a non-functional ABS system should be done cautiously.
• Avoid driving in conditions where sudden braking or loss of traction is likely, as this can be dangerous.

• Park the vehicle safely and switch off the engine
• Restart the car to check if the light resets. If it stays on, the issue persists
• Check the brake fluid level in the reservoir, topping up if necessary. Refer to the vehicle manual for guidance
• Inspect for loose or damaged wiring near the ABS sensors at the wheels
• If the issue isn't obvious or easily resolved, contact Sultas or a qualified professional to diagnose and repair the ABS system.

Important: While it is usually safe to continue driving cautiously when this light is on, be aware that the ABS functionality will not assist you in an emergency stop. Avoid hard braking as it could result in reduced control. Have the ABS system checked as soon as possible.

• Stop driving if possible, as worn brake pads can compromise braking ability.
• If safe to do so, visually inspect your brake pads for wear (through the wheel spokes).
• Contact Sultas (or another professional automotive specialist) for a brake system inspection and replacement if needed.
• Avoid heavy braking until the issue is addressed, as this could worsen wear or cause damage to other brake components.

• Check that the brakes are functioning normally when you press the pedal.
• Safely pull over and inspect the vehicle if possible (visual inspection may confirm visible wear).
• Avoid driving at high speeds or heavy braking if the warning persists.
• Contact us or visit a professional mechanic to replace the worn brake pads. Driving with excessively worn pads can lead to compromised safety and potential damage to the brake discs.

• Ensure you are firmly pressing the brake pedal when performing the relevant action (e.g. starting the car or shifting gears).
• If the message persists, even with the pedal correctly pressed, try restarting the car.
• Check for any stuck floor mats or obstructions under the brake pedal causing issues.
• If the warning continues, the brake pedal sensor or electronic system may need inspection. Do not drive the car if braking feels impaired or unusual, as it can be hazardous.
• Contact us (Sultas) or another professional for diagnosis and repairs if you're unsure.

• Ensure the parking brake is fully released.
• Check the brake fluid level in the reservoir (refer to the vehicle's owner manual for its location), and top it up with the recommended brake fluid if it is low.
• If the symbol remains illuminated, it could indicate worn brake pads or another braking issue - please contact Sultas or another professional immediately to check the system.
• Do not drive the vehicle if the brakes are not working properly, as it may endanger you and others on the road.

• Check the brake lights by pressing the brake pedal and inspecting or asking someone to check if the lights illuminate.
• If a bulb is burnt out, replace it with the correct type for your vehicle.
• Inspect fuse boxes for a blown fuse linked to the brake lights.
• If the warning persists, avoid driving unless necessary, as braking performance may be compromised. Contact Sultas or another qualified professional for detailed diagnostics.

• Check your vehicle's user manual to locate the settings menu and verify if the IBA system has been switched off manually. Re-enable it if necessary.
• Turn the ignition off and back on to see if the symbol clears. A simple restart can often resolve minor glitches.
• If the symbol remains illuminated or if you're unsure why it has appeared, it is advised to contact us or a qualified automotive professional for assistance in diagnosing the issue.
• Do not ignore this warning, as it could compromise critical safety features. Drive cautiously and only as necessary if the system remains off.

• Ensure that the parking brake is fully released or properly engaged (for manual parking brakes).
• Check the brake fluid level and top up if necessary. Use brake fluid recommended by your vehicle's manual.
• If the warning persists or there is any difficulty in releasing the brake, avoid driving the vehicle. Continuing to drive can cause further damage or compromise braking performance.
• Contact Sultas or a qualified automotive professional to inspect and repair the issue, especially if the vehicle has an electronic parking brake system.

• Ensure the parking brake is fully released by pressing or lowering the lever/pedal appropriately.
• Check if the warning light disappears after releasing the parking brake.
• If the light remains on, there could be an issue with the parking brake sensors or mechanism. Contact us, or another professional, to inspect further.
• Avoid driving with the parking brake applied, as it can cause excessive wear or damage to the braking system.

• Restart the vehicle to see if the warning disappears (may reset minor glitches).
• Check all visible electrical connections where accessible and ensure they appear secure.
• If the warning persists, avoid driving, as braking effectiveness might be compromised. Contact us or another qualified professional to diagnose and resolve the issue.

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• Replace the filter.

• Replace the filter.

• Manually check if the defrost button has been switched on and deactivate it if not needed.
• Inspect the rear window for any visible damage to the heating elements.
• If the issue persists or the system does not work as expected, contact Sultas or another professional, as specialist diagnostics may be required to repair wiring or control faults.

• Check for any obstructions in the battery cooling system vent and clear them if possible.
• Inspect the coolant level (if your vehicle has a battery cooling system that uses liquid coolant) and top it up if required.
• If these steps do not resolve the issue, avoid driving further as overheating the battery can cause serious damage or become a safety hazard. Contact us or another qualified professional for further diagnosis and repairs.
• Do not attempt to dismantle or repair the cooling system without specialist knowledge or tools.

• Safely pull over when the engine is cool and check the coolant level in the reservoir.
• If coolant is low, top it up with the manufacturer-recommended coolant mix. Do not open the coolant cap when the engine is hot.
• Inspect for visible leaks under the bonnet or beneath the vehicle.
• If the warning persists, contact us or a professional mechanic to inspect cooling components like the water pump, radiator, and fans.
• Avoid driving the vehicle if the engine overheats, as it could cause severe damage.

• Safely pull over when the engine is cool and check the coolant level in the reservoir.
• If coolant is low, top it up with the manufacturer-recommended coolant mix. Do not open the coolant cap when the engine is hot.
• Inspect for visible leaks under the bonnet or beneath the vehicle.
• If the warning persists, contact us or a professional mechanic to inspect cooling components like the water pump, radiator, and fans.
• Avoid driving the vehicle if the engine overheats, as it could cause severe damage.

• Park the vehicle safely, turn off the engine, and allow it to cool for at least 30 minutes before inspecting the coolant reservoir.
• Check the coolant level in the reservoir; it should sit between the 'MAX' and 'MIN' markings.
• If level is low, top up using the appropriate coolant recommended in your vehicle's owner manual. Avoid mixing types unless specified.
• If the symbol remains lit, or you notice visible leaks, overheating, or a sweet odour, contact Sultas (or another specialist) immediately. Avoid driving further as it can cause severe engine damage.

• If illuminated consistently, inspect your blind spots physically for vehicles or objects before manoeuvring.
• Clean the sensors, typically located on the rear bumper, of any dirt, debris, or obstructions.
• If the symbol persists after cleaning, restart the vehicle to see if the issue resets.
• In the event of a system malfunction, consult your vehicle's manual for guidance. Avoid relying on the system until it is inspected.
• For further diagnostics or repairs, contact us (or another automotive specialist) to assess the situation. We recommend this especially if you suspect a hardware or sensor issue.

• Confirm if the system has been turned off manually. Re-enable it through the infotainment system or dashboard controls if applicable.
• Ensure all sensors (e.g. front bumper and windscreen) are clean and unobstructed.
• If the warning persists, the system may have developed a fault. Avoid solely relying on crash avoidance and drive cautiously.
• Contact Sultas, or another professional, to inspect the system and diagnose further. Avoid driving long distances without ensuring your full safety systems are operational.

• Ensure the road has clear lane markings, as the system may not work properly on roads with poorly painted lines or no markings.
• If the warning appears frequently despite careful driving, inspect the vehicle's cameras and sensors for dirt or obstructions and clean them gently if needed.
• If the system continues to malfunction, consult Sultas or a qualified automotive specialist to inspect the Lane Departure Warning system and recalibrate it if necessary.
• Avoid relying solely on this system for safe navigation; it is designed to assist, not replace driver attention.

• Pull over in a safe and designated area and take a break if needed.
• Stay hydrated and consume a light snack or beverage to refresh yourself.
• Ensure you are well-rested before continuing your journey.
• If this warning frequently appears and does not align with your condition, it may indicate a system calibration issue. In that case, contact us (or another professional) to diagnose further.

• If this light appears and you have intentionally turned on Hill Descent Control, it is functioning as expected.
• Ensure you are following the correct process for activating or deactivating Hill Descent Control, as per your vehicle's manual.
• If the light remains on unexpectedly or is accompanied by unusual behaviour (e.g. jerky braking, error sounds), it could indicate a fault. Stop using the feature and have the system inspected by a professional.
• For technical issues, contact Sultas or another qualified automotive specialist, as driving with a malfunctioning system on steep inclines could compromise safety.

• If the system is manually activated, it's operating as expected and will assist during steep descents.
• Check your vehicle's manual for how to activate or disengage Hill Descent Control if required.
• If the symbol remains on unexpectedly or you suspect a fault, it is recommended to contact Sultas or another professional technician for further diagnosis.

• If you activated the system intentionally, ensure it is being used in appropriate conditions for downhill driving.
• If the symbol remains illuminated unexpectedly, try turning off the Hill Descent Control using the relevant button or menu in your car's settings. Refer to your vehicle's user manual for guidance.
• If the system doesn't deactivate or behaves irregularly, it's recommended to stop using Hill Descent Control and avoid driving in extremely uneven terrains until it is inspected.
• For any issues or faults, contact Sultas or another qualified automotive professional to diagnose further. Avoid hazardous driving conditions or steep downhills if the system is unresponsive or malfunctioning.

• If the system has been intentionally deactivated, ensure it is re-enabled through the vehicle settings if required.
• Check the owner's manual for specific instructions on how to enable or troubleshoot the Hill Descent Control system.
• If the system remains inactive or shows this warning despite activation attempts, it could indicate a malfunction.
• Contact Sultas or another qualified professional to diagnose and repair the issue, especially if you regularly drive on steep inclines.
• Avoid relying on this system until the issue is resolved. Use manual control of brakes and gears for steep descents.

• Reduce your speed and drive carefully to avoid losing control of the vehicle.
• Check the outside temperature using your vehicle's display or external thermometer.
• If you suspect severe weather, consider postponing your journey until it is safe to travel.
• Ensure your tyres are in good condition and properly inflated for optimal grip on icy roads.
• Contact Sultas or another professional for advice on winter tyres or other safety equipment if needed.

Note: Avoid driving if the roads appear too hazardous, as this could be dangerous both for you and others.

• Ensure you are keeping the vehicle within your lane with proper steering input.
• If the system activates erroneously, check that the camera and sensors located near the windscreen or bumper are clean and unobstructed (e.g. free of dirt, snow, or stickers).
• If the warning persists despite normal driving, it may indicate a fault with the lane departure warning system. Contact Sultas or another qualified professional to inspect and diagnose the issue.

• Inspect the parking sensors for any dirt, mud, or debris and clean them gently if necessary.
• Ensure there are no objects or obstacles too close to the sensors.
• If the warning persists, restart the vehicle to reset the system.
• If unresolved after these steps, contact Sultas or another professional for further diagnosis and repair.

• If activated intentionally, check for nearby obstacles and proceed with caution.
• Inspect the sensors for dirt, ice, or any obstructions. Carefully clean them with a soft cloth if necessary.
• If the issue persists without a clear cause, it may indicate a system fault. Avoid reliance on the sensors and use mirrors and direct observation for parking assistance.
• Contact Sultas or another automotive specialist to diagnose and repair the system if necessary.

• If the symbol activates while parking, check for nearby obstacles and ensure you manoeuvre cautiously.
• Inspect the parking sensors for dirt, mud, or debris and gently clean them.
• If the symbol is accompanied by an error message or does not clear after cleaning, the system may be malfunctioning. Please contact Sultas or another automotive professional to investigate further.

Note: This warning does not prevent you from driving, but faulty sensors may lead to misjudgement when parking or reversing. Exercise extra caution in such scenarios.

• Place your foot firmly on the brake pedal to deactivate the 'Park Hold' function.
• The warning light should turn off once the brake pedal is pressed.

If the warning persists, contact Sultas or another professional to inspect the brake or parking systems for potential issues.

• If the warning symbol appears but no object is behind the vehicle, safely stop the car and inspect for dirt, ice, or blockages on rear cameras or sensors.
• If the warning light comes on while driving, ensure to follow safe driving practices and check for approaching vehicles or obstructions.
• For persistent warnings or if the rear collision system does not seem to be working correctly, contact Sultas or another automotive professional for further diagnostics.
• Avoid reversing if the warning alerts to an obstacle and there's low visibility; park safely and check the rear surroundings manually.

• If the symbol appears and you deliberately activated snow mode, no further action is needed.
• If it activates automatically, ensure you adapt your driving to winter conditions.
• When snow mode is no longer needed, deactivate it to optimise driving performance under normal conditions.

• If you are not towing a trailer, this is likely not a concern and can be ignored.
• If you are towing and need the system active, check your vehicle's settings in the user menu and re-enable tow mode.
• Ensure that the trailer is properly connected and compatible with your vehicle's system.
• If the issue persists and you're unable to reactivate the function, contact Sultas or another professional for assistance.

• Check the vehicle's infotainment system or dashboard messages for more specific information related to the warning.
• Restart the vehicle to see if the warning persists. If it clears, it may have been a temporary issue.
• If the warning continues to appear, avoid relying on driver assistance systems and drive cautiously.
• Contact Sultas or another qualified professional to diagnose the cause, especially if the warning is persistent or affects your safety.
• Do not continue driving if you believe the warning is linked to a critical fault that could lead to an accident or severe damage.

• Safely power off the vehicle and restart it to see if the symbol disappears. This can reset temporary system errors.
• Check for any frayed or damaged charging cables, if applicable (make sure the vehicle is powered off during inspection).
• If you're operating an electric vehicle and this light appears while charging, ensure the charging station or cable is functioning properly.
• Warning: Do not attempt to repair high-voltage components on your own - these can pose serious safety risks.
• We recommend contacting Sultas or another qualified automotive professional for a full diagnostic check. If this warning appears while driving, it is advisable to pull over safely and avoid further use of the vehicle to prevent damage or safety hazards.

• Immediately ensure the vehicle is parked in a safe location away from traffic.
• Avoid touching any components under the bonnet unless you are certain they are non-electrical or properly insulated.
• If safe, turn off the vehicle and disconnect the ignition.
• Contact Sultas or another professional vehicle specialist to inspect the high-voltage system.
• Do not drive the vehicle if the warning is active, as it may pose a safety risk to occupants and others.

• Ensure the charging cable is securely and properly connected to both the vehicle and the charging station.
• Confirm the charging station is working by trying another one if possible.
• Inspect the cable for visible damages or wear, and replace if necessary.
• If the issue persists, avoid driving long distances unless the battery is sufficiently charged and contact Sultas or another qualified professional to inspect the charging system.

Important: If you are unable to charge the vehicle and the battery level is critically low, we recommend avoiding further driving to prevent complete battery drainage.

• Inspect for recent driving conditions, such as excessive fuel consumption or misfires.
• Ensure you are using the correct fuel for your vehicle as per the manufacturer's specifications.
• If the light remains on consistently or begins flashing, do not delay inspection as prolonged driving could damage the catalytic converter or other emissions components.
• If unsure or the symbol persists, contact Sultas or another automotive specialist for further diagnosis.
• Warning: Avoid driving if the symbol is flashing, as it may cause further damage or pose safety risks.

• If safe, drive at motorway speeds (e.g. over 40mph) for 10-15 minutes to facilitate active regeneration of the DPF.
• Check your vehicle handbook for detailed guidance.
• If the warning persists, contact Sultas or another professional to inspect the DPF and confirm the system's condition.
• Avoid ignoring this warning, as continuing to drive with an unresolved issue could damage the DPF or other components.

• Drive the vehicle at a minimum of 40 mph for 15-30 minutes (if safe to do so), allowing the DPF to regenerate itself.
• Consult the vehicle manual for specific guidance on DPF regeneration procedures.
• If regeneration does not occur, or if the warning persists, avoid further driving to prevent damage to the filter and engine. Contact us (Sultas) or another professional for DPF diagnostic and cleaning.
• Do not attempt to bypass or tamper with the DPF system as this is both unlawful and potentially harmful to the vehicle.

• Drive the car at a higher speed (around 40 mph) on a motorway or similar road for at least 15-30 minutes to allow the DPF to regenerate.
• If the warning persists, avoid extended use of the vehicle as prolonged clogging may lead to expensive repairs.
• Use high-quality fuel to reduce soot build-up.
• Immediately contact us (or another professional) for further diagnosis and potential DPF cleaning or replacement if regeneration fails.
• If you notice reduced performance, excessive smoke, or the warning light turns red, do not drive the vehicle, as it could cause significant damage to the engine or exhaust system.

• Drive at a sustained speed (e.g. 40-50 mph) on a motorway for 15-30 minutes to allow passive regeneration to complete.
• Ensure you are using the correct grade of diesel fuel that meets your vehicle manufacturer's specification.
• Contact us (or another professional automotive technician) to inspect the DPF for deep clogging or faults if the warning remains.
• Avoid driving extensively if the warning persists, as this could damage the system further or reduce engine efficiency.

• Drive at higher speeds (e.g. on a motorway) for at least 20-30 minutes to allow the DPF to regenerate and burn off soot. This is often called a 'regeneration drive.'
• Ensure you are using the correct diesel fuel and engine oil, as specified by your vehicle's manufacturer.
• If the light stays on after a regeneration drive, refrain from driving further to avoid damage or restricted performance, and contact us or another professional to inspect the system and potentially perform a forced DPF regeneration.
• Avoid repeatedly ignoring this warning, as it can lead to costly repairs.

• If safe to do so, you may attempt a regeneration by driving at motorway speeds (around 60 mph) for 15-30 minutes to allow the DPF system to clean itself.
• Ensure your fuel level is above a quarter of a tank, as some vehicles require this for successful regeneration.
• For persistent warnings or additional issues, avoid driving further as it may cause damage to the exhaust system. Contact Sultas or another professional for diagnosis and repairs.

• Attempt a 'passive regeneration' by driving the vehicle at 40-60 mph (where legal and safe) for at least 20-30 minutes on a motorway or similar road to allow the filter to burn off the accumulated soot.
• Consider using higher-quality diesel fuel to prevent excessive soot build-up.
• If the warning persists, contact Sultas or another qualified professional to perform a manual or forced regeneration, or inspect the DPF system for faults.

Important: If the warning turns red or is accompanied by a loss of power, avoid driving further as it could damage the engine or exhaust system. Seek professional assistance promptly.

• If safe, drive at motorway speeds (e.g. over 40mph) for 10-15 minutes to facilitate active regeneration of the DPF.
• Check your vehicle handbook for detailed guidance.
• If the warning persists, contact Sultas or another professional to inspect the DPF and confirm the system's condition.
• Avoid ignoring this warning, as continuing to drive with an unresolved issue could damage the DPF or other components.

• Check whether the fuel cap is securely tightened, as a loose cap can sometimes trigger this warning.
• If the warning persists, avoid heavy driving to minimise emissions until the issue has been resolved.
• Arrange for a diagnostic check as soon as possible to identify the problem accurately.
• For severe emission faults (accompanied by additional warning lights, performance issues, or unusual noises), stop driving immediately as continuing to drive could cause more damage. Contact Sultas or another professional specialist for further diagnosis and repair.

• Attempt to regenerate the Diesel Particulate Filter by driving steadily at motorway speeds (around 40-60 mph) for 15-30 minutes if safe to do so.
• Check to ensure that proper fuel is being used (e.g. low-sulphur diesel if applicable).
• If the warning persists after a regeneration attempt, avoid further driving as it could damage the emissions system over time.
• Contact Sultas or another professional specialist for a detailed diagnosis using professional equipment to inspect and address any underlying issues.

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• If the ad blue cap is missing or damaged, replace it as soon as possible. Genuine replacement caps are recommended.
• If the warning persists or the cap appears secure, there may be an issue with the vehicle's ad blue system. Contact us (or another qualified professional) to diagnose and resolve the problem.
• Do not ignore this warning, as driving with a faulty ad blue/low ad blue system may cause damage to the emission control system.

• Ensure the fuel cap is securely tightened, as a loose cap can trigger this light.
• If the light remains on, monitor the vehicle's performance. Avoid driving at high speeds or for long distances if the vehicle shows signs of poor performance.
• If the symbol is flashing, this indicates a critical misfire that could damage the catalytic converter. In this case, avoid driving further and contact us (or another professional mechanic) immediately.
• For further diagnosis and repair, a professional diagnostic tool will be necessary. We recommend getting in touch with us for expert assistance.

• Check that the fuel cap is properly tightened.
• Monitor vehicle performance for unusual noises or behaviours.
• If the light is steady, the issue may not be urgent, but book an inspection with Sultas or another professional technician to diagnose further.
• If the light is flashing, stop driving immediately, as it may indicate a severe issue that could cause engine damage.
• For flashing lights, contact us or another professional for assistance and avoid driving further.

• Check if the fuel cap is secure and tightened properly.
• Make a note of any unusual signs such as reduced engine performance, strange noises, or smoke from the exhaust.
• If the light is steady and the vehicle performs normally, you may continue driving but should have it inspected promptly at a trusted garage like Sultas.
• If the light is blinking or flashing, stop driving immediately as this could indicate a serious issue like an engine misfire. Contact us or a professional for assistance.
• Do not attempt to reset the light without addressing the underlying cause.

• Ensure the fuel cap is tightly secured to eliminate a common cause of this warning.
• If the light remains on, reduce unnecessary driving and schedule an inspection.
• Listen for unusual sounds or vibrations and take note of any related symptoms (e.g. reduced performance, stalling).
• If the light is flashing, this typically signals a serious issue, such as a misfiring engine. Do not drive the vehicle further as this can cause severe engine damage. Contact us or another automotive professional immediately.

• Safely stop the vehicle in a suitable location if possible.
• Turn the engine off and restart after a few minutes to see if the warning resets.
• If the warning persists, avoid driving the vehicle further as it could lead to reduced power or potential damage to the engine.
• Contact Sultas or another professional specialist for an in-depth diagnostic and repair. Attempting to fix this issue without proper tools is not recommended.

• Safely pull over and restart the vehicle to see if the light clears. This may reset a temporary issue.
• Reduce electrical load by switching off non-essential systems like air conditioning or heated seats.
• Inspect for any visible issues under the bonnet, such as loose cables (if safe to do so).
• If the warning persists or the vehicle experiences reduced performance, avoid driving further as it may cause damage.
• Contact Sultas or another professional automotive specialist to diagnose the issue further.

• If the light is on for a moment after turning the key, it is normal for diesel engines during preheating. Wait for the light to turn off before starting the engine.
• If the light stays on or flashes after starting, avoid driving as it may indicate an issue with the engine or preheat system that could lead to damage or poor performance.
• Contact Sultas or another professional to diagnose and repair the cause of the warning.
• Do not attempt to drive the vehicle if you notice significant power loss or smoke, as this could endanger you and others or worsen the problem.

• Safely stop the vehicle as soon as possible and turn off the ignition.
• Do not attempt to touch or inspect any high-voltage components as they can be dangerous.
• Contact us at Sultas or another qualified automotive professional to diagnose and repair the issue.
• If the vehicle becomes unresponsive or shows additional warning signs (e.g. no power or difficulty driving), it is recommended to avoid driving further and arrange for professional recovery services to a repair facility.

Important: Driving with an unresolved high-voltage issue could pose serious risks to yourself and the vehicle.

• Pull over safely and inspect if you notice unusual sounds or smells coming from the engine bay or beneath the vehicle.
• If the vehicle seems to be functioning normally, you may continue driving cautiously to a nearby service centre.
• If performance feels diminished or unusual, it's advised to stop driving and have the vehicle towed. Contact Sultas or another professional for assistance as soon as possible.
• Avoid driving where the failure could result in further damage or pose a risk to safety.

• Check the engine oil level using the dipstick, ensuring the vehicle is parked on a level surface and the engine is off and cool.
• Top up the engine oil with the correct grade as per the vehicle's manual. Avoid overfilling.
• If the warning persists despite the correct oil level, there may be an issue with the oil level sensor. Please contact Sultas or another professional technician for further diagnosis.

Warning: Avoid driving extended distances with low oil, as it can severely damage the engine. Seek professional assistance if unsure.

• Park the vehicle on level ground and check the oil level manually using the dipstick, if accessible.
• If the oil level is low, top up with the appropriate type of oil recommended in the vehicle's handbook.
• If the oil level is normal, the sensor may be faulty. Avoid ignoring the issue as it could lead to incorrect readings.
• Do not overfill the oil as it can cause damage to the engine. Drain excess oil if overfilled.
• If the warning persists even after topping up or adjusting the oil, contact Sultas or a qualified automotive professional for further diagnosis. Avoid driving long distances if you're unsure about the oil's status, as this could lead to engine damage.

• Stop the vehicle in a safe place, turn off the engine, and wait a few minutes for the oil to settle.
• Open the bonnet and use the dipstick to check oil levels. Refer to your vehicle manual for the dipstick location.
• If mildly low, top up the oil using the correct grade specified in your vehicle manual. Do not overfill.
• If the warning persists or you're unsure how to proceed, contact Sultas or another professional for further diagnosis.
• Do not drive the vehicle if the oil level warning remains and the level cannot be corrected, as this could cause severe engine damage.

• Safely pull over and turn off the engine to reset the system. Wait a few minutes before restarting.
• If the warning persists, it is advised not to continue driving as further damage may occur.
• Check for other accompanying warning lights (e.g. check engine light, transmission light) for further clues.
• Contact us at Sultas or another qualified automotive professional for an in-depth diagnosis.
• Avoid using the vehicle further unless instructed, especially if the car is running roughly or power is reduced.

• Pull over and turn off the engine for several minutes to reset the ECU; in some cases, this might clear the warning temporarily.
• Check for any visible damage or loose connections around the engine area'but do not attempt significant repairs on your own unless experienced.
• If the warning light remains, avoid driving long distances as this could cause further issues or damage to the engine.
• Contact Sultas or another professional automotive specialist to diagnose and address the issue properly.

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• Check if your scheduled service is overdue and arrange for it to be completed.
• Inspect the fuel cap to ensure it's tightly secured, as a loose cap can cause issues.
• If the symbol remains illuminated after tightening the fuel cap or servicing, you may need to contact a professional (such as Sultas or another qualified automotive specialist) to conduct a detailed diagnostic scan.
• Do not ignore this warning, as prolonged driving with a potential issue could lead to further damage or decreased efficiency.

• No action is needed as this is normal operation when the feature is enabled.
• If you wish to disable the start/stop system, consult your vehicle's owner's manual for information on how to do so (typically via a dashboard button).
• However, if the system does not behave as expected or consistently fails to restart the engine, it is important to have it checked by a professional, as it could indicate an issue with the battery, sensors, or the start/stop system itself. Please feel free to contact us for assistance.

• Restart the vehicle to see if the warning clears. Sometimes, temporary errors can reset themselves.
• If applicable, ensure the battery is properly charged or seek a professional battery check.
• Inspect for loose connections around the battery terminals, but exercise caution to avoid accidental shorts.
• If the warning persists, avoid relying on the start/stop function until the vehicle is inspected by a professional.
• Contact us or another trusted professional automotive specialist to diagnose the issue further. It is safe to drive the vehicle cautiously if the car functions normally, but prolonged use without addressing the fault may lead to additional wear or inefficiency.

• Switch the system off temporarily and monitor functionality. Switch it back on if the problem clears.
• Ensure the car's battery is in good condition and fully charged.
• Check owner's manual for further guidance specific to your vehicle model.
• If the warning persists, avoid relying on the start/stop function and drive cautiously. Contact Sultas or another professional specialist to inspect and repair the system.

• Ensure the fuel cap is securely tightened. Turn it clockwise until you hear a clicking sound.
• Inspect the fuel cap for visible damage and replace it if necessary.
• If the warning persists after securing the fuel cap, contact us or another trusted professional for further diagnosis as there could be a problem with the EVAP system or a related component.

Note: Driving with a loose or faulty gas cap may not be immediately dangerous, but prolonged issues can lead to reduced fuel efficiency or possible emissions system damage. Do not ignore the warning for extended periods.

• For manual chokes, you should gradually reduce the choke level as the engine warms (restoring normal air intake).
• For automatic chokes, the warning should clear once the engine is warm.
• Avoid leaving the choke enabled once the engine is warm - it means the engine runs rich, burning more fuel and can generate more sooty deposits.

• Stop the vehicle in a safe location and check if the fuel filler cap is securely tightened. Ensure you turn it until it clicks into place.
• If the cap is missing or damaged, replace it with a new one that is compatible with your vehicle.
• If the symbol remains illuminated after securing the cap or replacing it, there may be a deeper issue with the fuel system. In such cases, please contact Sultas or another automotive professional to diagnose further.
• Avoid driving for extended periods if you suspect a fuel system leak, as it could be hazardous to both safety and the environment.

• Have the fuel filter inspected and replaced.
• Check the fuel in the tank is correct. If incorrect or contaminated, the fuel may need to be siphoned/removed by a specialist - do not drive on incorrect fuel as this could cause serious damage to the engine.
• Avoid running the vehicle on very low fuel or near empty.
• If the warning light persists, do not ignore it. Further driving may cause significant damage to the engine. Avoid driving if there are additional symptoms such as reduced engine performance or unusual noises.
• Contact Sultas or another professional independent specialist to assess and resolve the issue.

• Locate the nearest petrol station and refuel the vehicle promptly.
• Plan your journey to avoid running out of fuel in isolated locations.

• Refuel the vehicle immediately to avoid running out of fuel, which could leave you stranded.
• If the warning persists after refuelling, this might indicate an issue with the fuel gauge sensor. In such cases, we recommend contacting Sultas or another automotive professional for diagnosis and repair.

• First, confirm fuel levels visually or by attempting to refuel.
• If refueling does not restore normal operation and the warning remains, avoid driving as it could damage the fuel system.
• Ensure no leaks or strong fuel odours are present around the vehicle.
• If the issue persists, contact Sultas or another professional to assess the fuel gauge sensor or electrical system. Do not attempt further driving as it could cause harm to the engine.

• Turn the vehicle off and on again to see if this resolves the issue.
• Inspect the headlights visually for damage or misalignment.
• Check if the adaptive headlight system can be reset via the vehicle settings menu.
• If the warning persists, avoid driving at night or in poor visibility and contact Sultas (or another professional technician) for further diagnostics and repair.

• Inspect your vehicle's exterior lights to identify which bulb is not functioning.
• If a bulb is burned out, replace it with the correct type specified in your vehicle manual.
• Check bulb connections for corrosion or looseness and clean if necessary.
• If all bulbs appear fine but the warning persists, check the fuse related to your lighting system (refer to your owner's manual for the fuse box layout).
• For complex issues involving the lighting control module, or if you're uncertain about handling this, contact Sultas or another professional automotive specialist for assistance.

• Visually inspect the exterior lights to identify any bulbs that are not illuminated.
• Replace any blown or faulty bulbs with the correct specification (reference your vehicle manual).
• Check for and secure any loose bulb connections.
• If replacing the bulb does not resolve the issue, consult us or another automotive professional to inspect for wiring or ballast faults.

Important: Although it is generally safe to drive with this warning for some non-critical bulbs, avoid driving without functioning indicator or brake lights to prevent accidents or legal issues.

• If the symbol lights up, check your fog light switch to confirm it has been turned on.
• Ensure fog lights are only used during foggy conditions to maintain safety and legal compliance.
• If the fog lights are not working when this icon appears, you may need to inspect the bulbs or the fog light system.
• For persistent issues or doubts, you can contact Sultas or visit a professional automotive technician.

• If the front fog lights were switched on intentionally, confirm that they are necessary for current visibility conditions. Fog lights are primarily used in heavy fog or poor visibility where standard lighting is insufficient.
• To turn off the fog lights, locate the control switch or stalk (usually near the regular headlight controls) and ensure the setting is switched to 'off'.
• If the symbol remains on after turning off the lights, consult your vehicle handbook for specific instructions or warnings.

• No action required if low beam headlights are intentionally turned on for appropriate driving conditions (e.g. during low light, night driving, or poor weather).
• If this symbol is on unintentionally, check your headlight control switch to ensure it is in the correct position.

• If the lights are meant to be on, no action is needed.
• If the symbol flashes or you suspect a fault, check that the headlight bulbs are securely fitted and undamaged.
• Check the headlight switch to ensure it's in the correct position.
• If an issue persists, avoid driving in low visibility conditions and contact Sultas or another professional to further inspect the system. Avoid prolonged driving at night until resolved.

• Ensure the windscreen is clean and free from dirt/debris.
• Check the windscreen for any chips or damage where the sensor is located (typically near the rear view mirror mounting).
• Be sure to operate lights and wipers manually until resolved.

• Verify if you intentionally turned on the rear fog light. Check the light controls on your stalk or dashboard.
• If foggy weather has cleared, or it is no longer needed, turn it off to prevent glare to other drivers.
• If the indicator persists after switching off, consult the owner's manual or contact Sultas for further assistance to diagnose electrical faults.

• Carefully check your vehicle's system messages or information display for additional details about the cause.
• Refer to your vehicle owner's manual to identify the relevant action or maintenance required.
• If the issue is not clear or persists, contact us or another qualified specialist to diagnose further.
• Avoid driving if the warning escalates to a red symbol, which might indicate a more critical system failure.

• Check the vehicle's information display or infotainment system for more specific error messages or additional symbols associated with the warning.
• Inspect essential fluid levels such as oil, coolant, or brake fluid and top up if necessary.
• If the issue isn't apparent or cannot be resolved easily, it is recommended to contact us or another automotive specialist for further diagnosis and repair.
• If the dashboard indicates a safety-critical issue or the vehicle is behaving abnormally, avoid driving to prevent potential damage or accidents.

• Check for any noticeable changes in vehicle performance or unusual noises.
• Restart the vehicle to see if the light clears itself (sometimes, transient issues cause this).
• If the light remains on, have the vehicle diagnosed by a professional using OBD tools.
• If you're unsure of the fault's severity, it's safest to avoid driving and have the car recovered to a specialist like Sultas.
• Contact Sultas or another qualified professional if uncertain or for an accurate diagnosis.

• Check the vehicle's dashboard for more specific messages or navigation through the infotainment system display.
• Refer to the vehicle's owner's manual for guidance on the message displayed.
• If the system does not provide clarity or the symbol persists unexpectedly, contact Sultas or another professional automotive specialist for advice and further diagnosis.

• Refer to the vehicle handbook to understand the specific message related to this symbol.
• If you do not have access to the handbook, check the vehicle's information display for more details.
• For non-critical issues (e.g. washer fluid), resolve the concern promptly but it is safe to drive.
• However, if you are unsure about the message or suspect it could affect safety, contact us or another automotive specialist for assistance.

• Refill the washer fluid reservoir with an appropriate windscreen washer fluid (do not use plain water, as it may freeze in colder temperatures).
• Check for any signs of leaks around the reservoir or hose connections.
• If the warning light remains lit after refilling, or if a leak is detected, contact us or another professional to inspect and repair the washer system.

• Check the owner's manual for an exact explanation of the warning light or feature related to your specific vehicle model.
• If unsure or the issue persists, contact Sultas or another professional for assistance.

• Check your vehicle's service book or manual to identify the specific service required.
• If unsure, bring your vehicle to our nearest Sultas service centre or another qualified automotive professional for inspection.
• Performing scheduled services on time improves the lifespan and reliability of your vehicle.
• Resetting the service light should only be done after servicing the car; consult your manual or ask a professional to reset this warning.

• Check the vehicle's maintenance schedule to confirm if routine servicing is due.
• If a recent service was performed, ensure it has been logged in the vehicle's onboard system to reset the warning light.
• Monitor the vehicle for unusual behaviours; if any arise (e.g. unusual noises or performance issues), stop driving and consult us or another trusted mechanic.
• If unsure, contact us for a diagnostic check to pinpoint the exact cause of the warning. Driving with this warning light on usually does not pose immediate danger but could lead to long-term issues if ignored.

• Check your vehicle's service schedule and see if it's due for routine maintenance.
• If routine maintenance has already been performed, verify whether the service indicator was reset properly.
• Refer to your vehicle owner's manual for specific instructions regarding this warning light.
• If you are unsure or notice unusual behaviour with your vehicle, contact us or another professional automotive specialist to diagnose the issue further.

Note: You can continue driving, but schedule a service soon to avoid potential longer-term issues.

• Refer to the vehicle's owner's manual to check what maintenance is due for the mileage and age of the car.
• Inspect oil levels, fluid levels, and tyres as an initial step if you can.
• Book a service with Sultas or your preferred automotive professional to ensure all required maintenance is conducted.
• If unsure or unable to address the issue yourself, contact us for professional diagnosis and assistance.

Note: Driving without addressing overdue maintenance may lead to long-term damage. Avoid prolonged driving until the vehicle is serviced if the warning persists.

• Check your vehicle's manual for details about service intervals.
• If the warning appears after recent service, ensure the service reminder has been reset by the mechanic.
• Schedule a maintenance appointment with a reliable service centre to inspect and address any underlying issues.
• If unsure or the light persists after basic checks, contact Sultas or another professional to diagnose the problem.

Note: Driving with this warning active isn't typically dangerous, but neglecting scheduled services can lead to future problems or reduced vehicle performance.

• Ensure the trailer is securely connected to the vehicle.
• Check all electrical connections between the trailer and the vehicle, including plugs and harnesses for any damage, dirt, or corrosion.
• If the warning persists, consider disconnecting and reconnecting the trailer to reset the system.
• If the issue cannot be resolved, contact us (Sultas) or another qualified automotive specialist to diagnose and repair the trailer attachment system. Avoid driving if you suspect a disconnection as it may pose a safety risk.

• Ensure the trailer is properly connected to the tow hitch and all required wiring is securely attached.
• If this warning appears but no trailer is connected, verify that the vehicle's towing wiring or sensors are not damaged or misconfigured.
• If further assistance is required, contact us or another automotive specialist to inspect the towing system. Avoid towing if safety features or electrical connections are malfunctioning, as it could endanger you or others on the road.

• Check the vehicle's service or maintenance schedule to confirm if due.
• Refer to the owner's manual for specific guidance regarding the warning.
• If unexpected or unsure, contact us (Sultas) or another automotive specialist to perform diagnostics.
• Do not ignore this warning if it persists, as it could lead to other issues or compromise safety over time.

• Check the vehicle's service manual for scheduled maintenance details or overdue items.
• If safe to do so, examine visible aspects like oil levels, air filters, or tyre wear.
• Book a servicing appointment with us or another qualified professional to address the issue.
• Do not ignore this warning for prolonged periods as it may lead to more extensive damage or a decline in vehicle performance.

• Check the windscreen washer fluid reservoir, usually located under the bonnet, for the fluid level.
• If the level is low or empty, refill it with washer fluid (a mixture of water and special washer concentrate is recommended for best performance).
• Inspect the area around the reservoir and connectors for leaks. If you suspect a leak, it's best to contact us or another professional to diagnose further.
• Ensure the washer jets are functioning after refilling the fluid.

If the symbol remains lit or reappears after refilling, you may need assistance from a professional to inspect the sensor or related system.

• Check the rear door lock levers (if manual child safety locks are used) to ensure they are in the desired position (locked or unlocked).
• If the symbol persists and you suspect a fault, check your vehicle's user manual for specific instructions.
• If the system is electronic and the indicator does not turn off when deactivated, contact us (or another professional) to diagnose the issue.
• Continue driving is generally safe, but ensure the feature is functioning as expected for child passengers.

• Check if the child safety lock is intentionally engaged on the vehicle doors. This can usually be done by consulting your vehicle's manual for its location.
• If the lock was not manually engaged and the warning persists, it may indicate a fault in the mechanism.
• In such cases, we recommend contacting Sultas or another trusted automotive professional to inspect and resolve the issue.
• Avoid making repairs yourself, as incorrect adjustments to this feature could compromise safety.

• Immediately assess the vehicle's surroundings and ensure there are no explosive hazards.
• Evacuate the area if safe operation cannot be guaranteed.
• If your vehicle is equipped with an explosive detection system, inspect for faults according to the owner's manual.
• This is a potentially dangerous situation. Contact Sultas or another professional for immediate assistance.
• If the warning persists and there is no detectable hazard, avoid driving the vehicle until systems are thoroughly checked by a certified professional.
• Do not attempt to self-repair or override the warning system.

• Safely stop the vehicle if towing, and check the connection between the tow hitch and the trailer.
• Ensure that the tow hitch is securely locked according to the vehicle and trailer manufacturer's instructions.
• If the locking mechanism appears damaged or will not engage, the vehicle should not be driven while towing. Seek professional assistance immediately. Contact Sultas or another qualified automotive specialist for repair or replacement of the tow hitch mechanism.
• Do not attempt to force the locking mechanism, as this could cause further damage.

• Ensure the key is near the vehicle and free from any obstructions that may interfere with its signal.
• Try replacing the key's battery if it appears to be weak or unresponsive.
• Use a spare key (if available) to check if the issue is specific to one key.
• Remove any nearby devices or metal objects that might cause interference.
• If the problem persists after trying the above steps, please contact Sultas or another automotive specialist to diagnose the issue further. Avoid driving if the car fails to start or there are concerns about system reliability.

• Move the key fob closer to the vehicle or place it in the designated location (check user manual).
• Replace the battery in your key fob if it's low.
• Inspect the key fob for any visible damage.
• If the issue persists, consider using the physical key to start the vehicle where possible, or contact us (or another automotive professional) for further assistance.
• Do not attempt to drive if the vehicle will not recognise the key fob, as this could compromise security or cause further issues.

• Ensure the key fob is inside the vehicle or within the specified range.
• Replace the key fob battery if it is weak or dead. Refer to the vehicle's user manual for replacement instructions.
• Avoid placing the key fob near devices or objects that may cause interference, such as metal objects or electronic devices.
• If the issue persists, contact us or another automotive professional to inspect the key fob and vehicle detection system. Avoid forcefully starting the vehicle as it could lead to damage or further issues.

• Ensure the key fob is within the vehicle and properly aligned with the detection system.
• Replace the key fob battery if the battery is low or dead. Refer to your vehicle's manual for instructions.
• Avoid placing other electronic devices, such as mobile phones, near the key fob as they may cause interference.
• If the warning persists, manually use the emergency start feature provided in many vehicles. Consult the owner's manual for steps (usually involves placing the key fob near a specific part of the vehicle).
• If unresolved, contact Sultas or another automotive specialist for further diagnosis. Avoid prolonged attempts to drive if the issue persists as it could lead to being stranded.

• Ensure the key fob is inside the vehicle and close to the ignition start button or steering wheel.
• Replace the key fob battery if necessary. Refer to your vehicle manual for careful instructions.
• Move away from potential sources of interference, such as strong electronic devices or metal objects.
• If the problem persists and the vehicle won't start, use the manual key to unlock or start the vehicle, as applicable.
• Contact Sultas or another professional to investigate further if the issue cannot be resolved. It's advisable not to drive the vehicle if the immobiliser system is faulty, as it could leave you stranded or render the security system ineffective.

• Ensure the key is inside the vehicle or within the operating range of the key detection system.
• If the key's battery is low, replace it. Consult the key's manual for instructions.
• Avoid placing the key near electronic devices that may cause interference, such as mobile phones or Wi-Fi routers.
• If the problem persists, contact us or another automotive professional to diagnose the key and vehicle system. Refrain from driving if the vehicle does not detect the key or if it poses an operational risk.

• Check if the key fob is within range or inside the vehicle.
• If the key fob is present, ensure it is not obstructed by metal objects or other devices.
• Replace the battery in the key fob if it is low or dead.
• Move away from areas with strong electronic interference or try using a spare key fob if available.
• If the problem persists, contact us (Sultas) or another automotive specialist to inspect and repair the keyless entry system. Avoid driving if the vehicle cannot be started or if it could pose a safety concern.

• Ensure you are using the correct key or fob for your car.
• Try reinserting/docking the key or using a spare key to unlock and start the vehicle.
• Check if the key fob's battery needs to be replaced and replace it if necessary.
• Lock and unlock the car manually to reset the system.
• If the symbol persists, disconnect and reconnect the vehicle's battery to reset the system.
• If none of the above resolves the issue, avoid driving where security might be at risk and contact us (or another professional) for further diagnosis.

• Step 1: Turn off the engine, wait for a few minutes, and restart the vehicle to see if the warning clears (could indicate a temporary glitch).
• Step 2: Check nearby terrain conditions (e.g. slippery or uneven surfaces may cause temporary activation).
• Step 3: If the warning remains on, avoid hard braking or aggressive acceleration, as your vehicle's stability and emergency braking capabilities may be compromised.
• Step 4: Safely bring your vehicle to a stop and contact Sultas (or a qualified professional) to diagnose and resolve the issue. Continuing to drive may put you at risk and could cause further damage.

• If you intentionally turned the DSC off, ensure it is only for situations where it is safe to do so (e.g. driving in deep snow or sand).
• If this warning appeared without manual input, restart the vehicle to check if it persists. This may reset the system.
• If the light remains on or returns, avoid driving aggressively as stability may be compromised. Contact Sultas or another qualified automotive specialist to diagnose the system further.
• It's recommended to avoid driving in adverse weather or road conditions until the issue is resolved.

• If you activated DTC intentionally, ensure you understand the effect it will have on vehicle handling, particularly for sporty or off-road conditions.
• If you did not activate it, check the owner's manual for instructions on how to turn it off. The DTC system may have entered this mode automatically for specific driving conditions, such as snow or uneven surfaces.
• If the indicator persists or activates unexpectedly, turn off DTC if it is safe to do so and drive cautiously.
• If the light cannot be turned off or you experience handling issues, contact Sultas or another automotive professional for further diagnostics. Avoid driving in conditions where loss of traction could be dangerous.

• Turn the engine off, wait for a few minutes, and restart the vehicle to check if the warning symbol clears.
• Inspect for obvious issues, such as loose or damaged connections around the braking system (visual inspection only).
• If the symbol persists, avoid driving (especially in adverse weather or road conditions) as stability and emergency braking performance may be compromised.
• Contact us or another professional automotive specialist to diagnose the issue further. Driving with this light on for an extended period could be unsafe.

• Safely pull over and stop the vehicle to avoid potential loss of control.
• Check the vehicle's power steering fluid levels and refill if necessary. Consult the vehicle manual for specifics on fluid type and reservoir location.
• If the warning persists, restart the car, as this can sometimes reset electronic systems.
• Do not continue driving if steering becomes difficult as this can compromise safety.
• It is advisable to contact Sultas or another automotive professional to diagnose the issue further. Avoid driving the vehicle if it feels unsafe or if the issue seems severe.

• If you have unintentionally turned off the traction control, press the TCS button again to reactivate it.
• Check the owner's manual for instructions on the TCS operation.
• If the system does not reactivate or the warning persists, bring the vehicle to us or another qualified professional for diagnosis and repair.
• Avoid driving in poor weather or slippery road conditions with the system turned off, as this can compromise safety.

• If the light flashes briefly while driving, this is normal and indicates the TCS is actively improving grip.
• If the light stays on constantly, consider the following:
  • Check your tyres for proper inflation and wear.
  • Avoid hard acceleration on slippery roads.
• If the light remains illuminated after restarting, contact Sultas, or another professional, to perform a diagnostic check.
• Avoid driving aggressively if you suspect the TCS is not functioning properly, as it could compromise safety.

• If the light is flashing, reduce your speed and drive cautiously, especially on slippery roads.
• If the light is steadily illuminated, pull over safely and turn off the vehicle. Restart the vehicle to check if the light clears.
• If the light remains on, check the user manual to see if the TCS has been manually deactivated and turn it back on if needed.
• If the issue persists, avoid driving if safety may be compromised, and contact Sultas or another professional to diagnose the issue further.
• Driving with the TCS disabled may increase the risk of losing control, particularly in poor conditions.

• Ensure the TCS system hasn't been turned off accidentally. Check your owner's manual for the location of the TCS button and press it to reactivate the system.
• If reactivating doesn't turn off the warning, restart the vehicle to rule out a temporary glitch.
• If the issue persists, the car may need diagnosis for potential faults in the traction control system.
• Important: Driving with TCS off can reduce control in slippery or poor traction conditions. Avoid driving in adverse conditions and contact Sultas (or another professional) to diagnose and rectify the fault.

• If the symbol flickers momentarily, it means the TCS is working as intended during slippery conditions. No action is required.
• If the light stays illuminated, stop the vehicle when safe and switch off the engine. Restart the engine to see if the light clears.
• Check your vehicle's manufacturer's guide for system reset instructions, if applicable.
• If the light persists, reduce your driving speed and avoid abrupt accelerations. Contact Sultas or another professional automotive specialist for assistance to diagnose the issue.

• If the symbol flashes briefly and then goes off, it is likely the system is functioning correctly during a low-grip event.
• Drive cautiously in slippery conditions to reduce wheelspin.
• If the symbol remains illuminated or appears frequently, stop the vehicle when safe and inspect tyre conditions (such as wear or pressure).
• A persistent light may require diagnosis of the traction control system. Contact Sultas or another professional for detailed troubleshooting.
• Do not drive at excessive speeds or attempt dangerous manoeuvres, as this can worsen grip issues.

• If the light is flashing during driving on slippery roads, it indicates the system is actively working to prevent wheel spin. Drive cautiously and maintain steady control of the vehicle.
• If the light remains steady after traction or loss-of-grip conditions have passed, it may indicate a fault. Switch off the vehicle, wait a few minutes, and restart to see if the light resets.
• If the light remains illuminated, the traction control system may not be fully functional. Be especially cautious in poor driving conditions.
• For persistent issues, contact Sultas or another professional to diagnose and repair the traction control system. Avoid driving in severe conditions until resolved.

• If the light flashes briefly while driving, it indicates the system is functioning normally by engaging traction control - no action is typically needed.
• If the light remains on, ensure the system is not manually deactivated by a button (often marked as 'TCS' or with a matching icon). Re-enable if necessary.
• Inspect tyres for uneven wear or lack of tread, which could impact traction.
• If the light persists, there may be a fault in the system, such as sensors or electrical issues. Avoid high-speed driving or sharp cornering where traction might be compromised.
• For continuous warnings or significant concerns, contact us (or another qualified professional) to diagnose and repair the issue further. Avoid driving conditions that could become unsafe.

• If intentionally turned off: Check the VDC switch or button; pressing it should reactivate the system. Confirm this by observing if the indicator disappears.
• If unintentionally illuminated: Turn the vehicle off and back on to see if the symbol disappears. This may resolve temporary errors caused by low battery or software resets.
• If the light remains illuminated consistently: There may be a system fault. Avoid unsafe driving conditions that may require stability or traction control, and contact us or a professional technician to diagnose and repair the issue.
• Whenever in doubt, do not attempt to drive in hazardous conditions without proper stability control engaged.

• Ensure the VSC-off button has not been pressed accidentally. Locate the button (typically on the dashboard or near the gear stick) and press it again to enable the system.
• If pressing the button does not resolve the issue, turn off the engine and restart your vehicle to see if the system resets.
• If the light remains on or reappears, contact us (or another professional) to inspect and diagnose the VSC system thoroughly.

Driving with the VSC system deactivated can reduce stability during adverse conditions (e.g. slippery or uneven surfaces). Avoid driving in such conditions and proceed with caution until the system is active again.

• Safely stop the vehicle and check for external damage to the suspension components (if visible).
• Restart the vehicle to see if the warning persists - sometimes it may be a temporary fault.
• Avoid driving over rough terrain as it may exacerbate the issue.
• If the warning remains on or handling feels compromised, contact us (or another professional service) immediately to inspect and repair. It is advisable not to drive if the suspension system is not functioning correctly, as it can significantly affect your vehicle's stability and handling.

• Stop the vehicle in a safe location, especially if the ride quality feels unsafe or unstable.
• Visually inspect the suspension system for any noticeable leaks, damage, or abnormalities near the wheels.
• If the warning persists and vehicle height is abnormal or comfort is compromised, this can affect handling. It is recommended to avoid driving and contact Sultas (or another professional) to diagnose the problem.
• If the issue appears minor (e.g. occasional trigger of the warning without noticeable issues), schedule a technician inspection at your earliest convenience.
• Do not attempt DIY repairs, as the air suspension system is complex and requires specialist equipment.

• Inspect the suspension system visually for any visible leaks or damage.
• Check if the vehicle sits unevenly or if the ride feels rougher than usual during driving.
• For potential sensor issues or electronic suspension faults, it is recommended to avoid driving further.
• Contact Sultas or another automotive professional for a full diagnostic check, particularly if the warning light persists.
• Important: Avoid driving if the vehicle's handling feels unstable, as it may compromise safety.

• If you've been using 4WD in challenging conditions (e.g. off-road or snow), stop the vehicle and let it cool down for 15-30 minutes.
• Check the fluid levels in the transfer case and the differential (refer to your vehicle's handbook for guidance).
• Switch the vehicle off and back on to see if the light resets.
• If the symbol remains illuminated, avoid using 4WD and contact Sultas or another professional automotive specialist for further diagnosis.

Important: Avoid driving in conditions requiring 4WD if the problem persists, as it may impair control or cause further damage.

• Check if the symbol indicates intentional activation of the 4WD system. If it was engaged deliberately, monitor the system during use and disengage when no longer required.
• If the warning appears unexpectedly, safely pull over and restart the vehicle to see if the warning clears.
• Inspect for visible signs of damage, like leaks around the drivetrain system, though this may require professional assistance.
• If the warning remains on or you suspect an issue, avoid driving long distances to prevent damage to the drivetrain system.
• You can contact us (or another professional) for a thorough diagnosis. Do not drive if there's risk of further damage or unsafe operation, particularly if noises, vibrations, or the inability to shift between 2WD and 4WD occur.

• If you selected 4x2 mode intentionally: No action is necessary; this is simply an informational symbol.
• If 4x2 mode persists unexpectedly: Attempt to switch to 4x4 mode via the drivetrain controls. If it does not engage correctly, ensure there are no obstructions (e.g. road conditions or component blockages) preventing proper operation.
• If you suspect a fault: Contact us or another professional automotive specialist for diagnosis, as issues with the drivetrain system may require expert intervention.

Important: Avoid driving in 4x2 mode if operating conditions (e.g. off-road, slippery, or uneven terrain) require four-wheel drive, as this could lead to unsafe handling or further damage.

• No action is usually needed; this is an informational indicator showing the current operating mode.
• If you believe the system is not working or behaving unusually, refer to the vehicle's owner manual or contact a professional to inspect the 4x4 system for possible faults.

• If you activated 4x4 High mode intentionally, no action is required unless driving conditions change (e.g. dry, paved roads).
• If the symbol appears unexpectedly and you're unsure why, refer to the owner's manual to understand your vehicle's 4x4 system behaviours.
• Note: Avoid using 4x4 High mode on dry, high-traction surfaces, as this can strain the drivetrain and lead to premature wear or mechanical damage.
• If the system seems to engage or disengage incorrectly, or if the light does not turn off after manually deactivating the mode, contact Sultas or another qualified professional for diagnosis.

• If you have intentionally selected 4x4 Low mode, ensure you are driving in suitable conditions such as mud, snow, or rocky terrains. This mode is not suitable for normal driving as it keeps the transmission in low gears.
• If the light remains on when driving on regular roads or when exiting off-road conditions, switch off 4x4 Low mode as per your vehicle manual. This is typically done via a switch, knob, or touchscreen control on the dashboard.
• If you are unable to deactivate 4x4 Low mode or the system appears to be malfunctioning (e.g. stuck in this mode), it is advisable to contact us or a qualified professional for further diagnosis to prevent drivetrain damage.

• Pull over when safe and restart the vehicle to see if the warning clears. Sometimes temporary glitches can trigger this light.
• Inspect for obvious issues, such as uneven tyre pressures, which could impact traction system functionality. Inflate tyres to the correct manufacturer specifications if needed.
• Avoid using 4x4 functionality or intense off-road terrain until the issue is resolved.
• If the warning persists, contact Sultas or another professional mechanic for diagnostics. Driving without addressing the issue could reduce vehicle performance or lead to further damage.

• Ensure that you have activated AWD lock intentionally and understand its purpose (e.g. for traction in low-grip environments).
• Note: Driving with AWD lock engaged on dry, even roads can cause unnecessary wear on the drivetrain. If you're on normal road surfaces, consider deactivating AWD lock.
• If the symbol persists even after turning off AWD lock, it may indicate a system fault. Contact us or another professional for further diagnostics.

• If the light turns on briefly during start-up or while AWD is engaged, this is normal and no action is needed.
• If the light stays on constantly or flashes, stop the vehicle in a safe location and switch off the engine. Restart the engine to see if the light resets.
• If the issue persists, check your owner's manual to confirm whether further action is necessary.
• If you notice additional symptoms such as unusual noises, difficulty steering, or reduced traction, avoid driving the vehicle further as it could lead to severe damage or unsafe conditions.
• Contact Sultas or another professional for a detailed diagnosis if the warning persists.