What Do Your Nissan’s Warning Lights Mean?

While you’re driving, you may notice that one of the lights on your dashboard has become illuminated. Your first thought may be to panic, but there’s no need to: Not every light is an immediate concern. Some lights are meant to warn you prior to any danger, while others are simple reminders. Keep reading to find out more.

Several lights on your dashboard will appear regularly as you drive, such as when you use your headlights or turn signals. These lights, which are usually blue or green, come on to remind you to turn them off when not in use.

Yellow lights may represent a minor issue that requires some type of action. Common yellow warning lights include the low tire pressure indicator.

Red lights are the real warning signals. They might indicate a major malfunction, such as a dead battery. When these lights come on, you should pull over as soon as it is safe.

If you’re unsure about any lights on your dashboard, you should schedule a service appointment at Valley Nissan of Longmont. Our trained experts in Longmont, Colorado, will take a look and see what’s causing the issue. Make sure to check out our service specials page to see how you can save money on your next visit.