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Service due (white double spanner)Dashboard lightsService due (white double spanner)A service is due: an oil change service, an inspection or both, as shown in the service interval display.On Volkswagen
Service due soon (solid spanner)Dashboard lightsService due soon (solid spanner)Shown on the instrument panel when the ignition is switched on. If it shows briefly, the next service is due within 1,860 to 620 miles (3,000 to 1,000 km) or 60 to 21 days. If it stays on, the next service is due in less than 620 miles (1,000 km) or 21 days: have the car serviced very soon.On Peugeot
Service forward collision warning light (amber)Dashboard lightsService forward collision warning light (amber)Indicates a fault in the Forward Collision Warning system. Contact an authorised dealer for service.On Jeep
Service needed (SERVICE)Dashboard lightsService needed (SERVICE)Lit orange: the car needs its routine maintenance. Book a service.On BMW
Service overdue (flashing spanner)Dashboard lightsService overdue (flashing spanner)When the ignition is switched on, the service spanner flashes and then stays on: the service interval has been exceeded. Have the car serviced as soon as possible.On Peugeot
Service reminder (spanner)2 meaningsService reminder (spanner)Scheduled maintenance is due; check whether it is for an oil service, an inspection or both. It is a reminder, not a red oil-pressure or engine fault. Reset it after the work is done, using the procedure for the exact vehicle.Differs by brand.On Audi
Service vehicle soon (amber solid spanner)Dashboard lightsService vehicle soon (amber solid spanner)Lights briefly when the ignition is switched on. It may light together with other warning lights and a message in the Driver Information Centre; seek the assistance of a workshop immediately. It is also used as a service interval indicator: it flashes and then stays on until the service has been done.On Opel
Service warning (amber spanner)2 meaningsService warning (amber spanner)Orange. If it comes on briefly with a message, there is a minor fault that has no light of its own: read the message; some causes, such as a flat remote-key battery, you can fix yourself, others need a dealer or qualified workshop. Steady with a message means a major fault: have it checked by a dealer or qualified workshop. Steady with "Parking brake fault": automatic release of the electric parking brake is not available. On BlueHDi diesels, steady while the service spanner flashes then stays on means the service is overdue.Differs by brand.On Peugeot
Service warning (spanner in rounded frame)2 meaningsService warning (spanner in rounded frame)Lights amber when the ignition is switched on and goes out once the engine is running. It may come on with other warning lights or messages: drive very carefully to an approved dealer as soon as possible, as there is a risk of damaging the vehicle.Differs by brand.On Renault
Side Assist faultDashboard lightsSide Assist faultSide Assist is unavailable or restricted. Clean the rear radar sensor and switch the engine off and on again; if it persists, seek a garage.On Škoda
Side Assist fault (amber)Dashboard lightsSide Assist fault (amber)Lights yellow together with the yellow central warning light when the lane change system (Side Assist) has a fault. Have it checked.On Volkswagen
Side lights and dipped beam indicator (two lamps facing outward)Dashboard lightsSide lights and dipped beam indicator (two lamps facing outward)Comes on when the dipped-beam headlights are switched on with the light ring: the daytime running lights switch off and the side lights and dipped headlights come on. Also used for the Follow Me Home function.On Fiat
Side lights on (Renault)Dashboard lightsSide lights on (Renault)Lights green when the side lights are switched on with the lighting ring. Depending on the vehicle, the side lights can only be switched on by hand with the parking brake applied or the gear lever in P; otherwise the message 'Unavailable position lights' is shown.On Renault
Smart key warning lightDashboard lightsSmart key warning lightIf the key is not in the vehicle when START/STOP is pressed, the light comes on for a few seconds with a beep and a "No key detected" message. If it flashes after pressing START/STOP, the key battery is low.On BYD
Snowflake, horizontal arm (white)Dashboard lightsSnowflake, horizontal arm (white)Shown when the Snow driving profile has been selected with the driving profile selector.On Volkswagen
Snowflake, vertical arm (white)Dashboard lightsSnowflake, vertical arm (white)Shown next to the outside temperature when it falls below about +4°C (+39°F); it stays until the temperature rises above about +6°C (+43°F). Roads can be icy even above +4°C, so do not rely on this display alone.On Volkswagen
Soft top trouble (white)Dashboard lightsSoft top trouble (white)Shown in white in the information display along with text explaining the issue with the soft top. Power-top lights come on during the start-up check and stay on if a fault is found or if opening or closing was not completed.On Audi
Speed Limit Assist (ASSIST)Dashboard lightsSpeed Limit Assist (ASSIST)Green or blue: shows a system that is switched on and working normally. The system is helping keep the car at the legal speed limit.On BMW
Speed Limit Warning warning lampDashboard lightsSpeed Limit Warning warning lampComes on while the plug-in hybrid EV system is operating when the Speed Limit Warning system is not operating properly.On Mitsubishi
Speed adapted to road layout (white)Dashboard lightsSpeed adapted to road layout (white)Predictive cruise control is adjusting speed to the road ahead, such as bends. It is set up in the Assist systems menu and works when adaptive cruise control is on.On Volkswagen
Speed limit sign speed indicatorDashboard lightsSpeed limit sign speed indicatorNNN is the speed on the speed limit sign currently identified. When the vehicle speed is greater than the speed limit value, the lamp flashes.On MG
Speed limit sign with ancillary informationDashboard lightsSpeed limit sign with ancillary informationThe speed limit sign currently identified has ancillary information. Please check.On MG
Speed limit unit MPH (green)Dashboard lightsSpeed limit unit MPH (green)Shows the speed limit of the road you are on, in miles per hour; the actual limit appears as a number. Part of Audi's predictive efficiency assist, which uses navigation data, traffic signs and the terrain to help save fuel; it is not active while adaptive cruise control is engaged.On Audi
Speed limit unit km/h (green)Dashboard lightsSpeed limit unit km/h (green)Shows the speed limit of the road you are on, in kilometres per hour; the actual limit appears as a number. Part of Audi's predictive efficiency assist, which uses navigation data, traffic signs and the terrain to help save fuel; it is not active while adaptive cruise control is engaged.On Audi
Speed limit unit km/h (red ring)Dashboard lightsSpeed limit unit km/h (red ring)Predictive cruise control is adjusting the speed to a detected speed limit. It is set up in the Assist systems menu and works when adaptive cruise control is on.On Volkswagen