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Electrotechnical system temperatureDashboard lightsElectrotechnical system temperatureLights red when the temperature of the electrical assembly is too high. Stop without switching off the ignition; the light should go out. If it does not, consult an approved dealer. Performance may be reduced.On Renault
Emergency Assist active with lane guidanceDashboard lightsEmergency Assist active with lane guidanceLights up on the instrument cluster when the driver has not reacted to the prompts to take control and the system is regulating: it brakes the vehicle and keeps it in its lane, with lane guidance activated. You can cancel the intervention at any time by moving the steering wheel, accelerating or braking. Other road users are warned by the hazard warning lights and, depending on speed, the horn. Once the vehicle has stopped, the electronic parking brake and gear position P are engaged and all doors are unlocked.On CUPRA
Emergency Assist interveningDashboard lightsEmergency Assist interveningLights up red while Emergency Assist is intervening. You can interrupt its automatic braking by firmly pressing the brake or accelerator pedal or by abruptly turning the steering wheel from side to side.On Škoda
Emergency Assist unavailable (amber)Dashboard lightsEmergency Assist unavailable (amber)Emergency Assist is unavailable or works only partly. Switch the engine off and on again; if it is still unavailable, seek a specialist garage.On Škoda
Emergency assist (white)Dashboard lightsEmergency assist (white)Emergency assist is working. It monitors the driver and steps in if the driver stops responding: first it prompts the driver to resume steering, and if there is still no reaction it takes control and brakes the car to a stop in its own lane.On Audi
Emergency assist fault (white)Dashboard lightsEmergency assist fault (white)There is a fault in emergency assist, the system that brings the car to a stop when it detects no activity from the driver. The system can be switched off in the driver assistance menu.On Audi
Emergency assist fault, SOS (amber)Dashboard lightsEmergency assist fault, SOS (amber)In amber, the emergency assist system has a fault. This system watches the driver; if the driver stays inactive it first asks them to steer, and if there is still no response it takes over and brakes the car to a stop in its lane.On Audi
Emergency assist fault, heart (amber)Dashboard lightsEmergency assist fault, heart (amber)Audi emergency assist brings the car to a halt when it detects no driver activity. In amber, the system has found a fault that needs attention. The function can be switched off in the driver assistance menu.On Audi
Emergency call fault (SOS)3 meaningsEmergency call fault (SOS)The emergency call service is limited or not available, and a message in the instrument cluster says which. When limited, an emergency call may only send data. The cause can be anything from poor signal to an electronics fault.Differs by brand.On Audi
Emergency call fault (red SOS and handset)Dashboard lightsEmergency call fault (red SOS and handset)The red SOS symbol means there is a problem with the car's emergency call system.On Volvo
Emergency steering warning (cars, star and wheel)2 meaningsEmergency steering warning (cars, star and wheel)Lights for about 3 seconds when switched ON. Yellow: Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist Forward/Side Safety is deselected or disabled, or a malfunction is detected; if it stays on after the sensor has been uncovered or unblocked, have the vehicle inspected. The light blinks red when the Forward/Side Safety function is operating.Differs by brand.On Kia
Emissions warning4 meaningsEmissions warningOrange or red: a fault or hazard warning that should be taken seriously; the outlined engine (not filled in, unlike the engine management light) points to an emissions problem. Have the car checked.Differs by brand.On BMW
Engine electronics fault (CHECK)Dashboard lightsEngine electronics fault (CHECK)An emissions-related electronic engine system has a fault. A workshop will be needed to read and fix it. A loose fuel cap can also trigger an engine warning, so check it is tight.On Audi
Engine electronics fault, car with ! (amber)2 meaningsEngine electronics fault, car with ! (amber)A fault has been found in the engine electronics. Engine power may be limited to protect the engine, but there is enough to drive gently to a dealer or workshop, which should be done. The stability control (ESP) may switch off at the same time and show its own light.Differs by brand.On Audi
Engine management warning2 meaningsEngine management warningOrange or red: a fault or hazard warning that should be taken seriously; a solid engine symbol can mean anything from a loose fuel cap to a severe engine problem. Check the fuel cap and have the engine diagnosed.Differs by brand.On BMW
Engine oil level (MIN)Dashboard lightsEngine oil level (MIN)Asks you to check the engine oil level and correct it. Follow the car's own checking procedure and add only the specified oil, in the amount stated. A MAX or reduce-oil-level message means something different, and an oil sensor fault needs checking: topping up again and again can overfill the engine.On Audi
Engine oil level / oil pressure warning20 meaningsEngine oil level / oil pressure warningOrange or red: a fault or hazard warning that should be taken seriously; an oil can symbol means the oil is low. Check the level and top up, or have the car checked.Differs by brand.On BMW
Engine oil level sensor / oil too high (amber)3 meaningsEngine oil level sensor / oil too high (amber)Amber, together with the amber triangle. With an oil sensor message the oil level sensor is faulty and you may continue driving with caution. With a message to reduce the oil level there is too much engine oil: check the level and have the excess removed.Differs by brand.On Škoda
Engine oil pressure (red oil can)Dashboard lightsEngine oil pressure (red oil can)Lights red and steady (combustion-engine models) when there is a fault in the engine lubrication system. Get help from a dealer or qualified workshop.On Peugeot
Engine oil sensor warning4 meaningsEngine oil sensor warningOrange or red: a fault or hazard warning that should be taken seriously; the oil sensor reports dangerously low engine oil pressure. Stop the engine as soon as it is safe and have the car checked before driving on.Differs by brand.On BMW
Engine oil system (amber oil can)Dashboard lightsEngine oil system (amber oil can)Flashing yellow: there is a fault in the engine oil system, such as the oil sensor. Have it checked by a workshop.On Volkswagen
Engine operating temperature lamp (blue)Dashboard lightsEngine operating temperature lamp (blue)Vehicles with gasoline engines: after a cold start, the blue engine operating temperature warning lamp is on. Engine output and engine torque are reduced; take this into consideration in your driving style.On Mercedes-Benz
Engine outline (amber)13 meaningsEngine outline (amber)The amber engine symbol means there is a fault in the emission control system. Have the car checked at an authorised Volvo workshop.Differs by brand.On Volvo
Engine self-diagnosis (amber thin outline engine)4 meaningsEngine self-diagnosis (amber thin outline engine)Orange. Flashing: an engine management fault that risks destroying the catalytic converter; get help from a dealer or qualified workshop. Steady: an emissions control fault; it should go out once the engine is started, otherwise have it checked by a dealer or qualified workshop without delay. Steady together with a flashing AdBlue light: a fault in the SCR emissions system.Differs by brand.On Peugeot
Engine speed limited (amber)Dashboard lightsEngine speed limited (amber)Lit yellow: engine speed has been limited to stop the engine overheating. The limitation is lifted once the engine is no longer in a critical temperature range.On Volkswagen