
Toyota Vehicle Service Warning Indicators
Here, we offer details about 10 common warning indicators that can make you a more aware Toyota driver. Through these dashboard lights, your car notifies you about its safety, maintenance, and repair issues. Please check your owner's manual for any lights not defined below.

Airbag Fault
You have a compromised airbag system if you see this light while your car is running. This problem requires immediate attention. Until you have it repaired, your airbags may not properly inflate during an accident.

Low Fuel Level Warning Light
Your fuel light indicates that you need fuel soon. Do not delay a fill-up after this light appears.

Oil Pressure Warning Light
This light indicates low oil pressure. Running your engine without sufficient oil pressure will damage it. If you find your oil level inadequate, add oil of the appropriate viscosity. When the indicator remains lit despite adequate oil, have your oil system immediately repaired.

Service Vehicle Soon
Set a service appointment when you get this light on your dash. Your vehicle needs either an oil change or minor repairs. For more information about your service vehicle soon light, review your owner's manual.

TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System)
Don't drive far with this indicator lit. It warns of insufficient tire inflation. Check the sticker on your driver's door for your car's recommended pressure, and adjust your tires' air accordingly. Tire sensor service is needed if the indicator light stays on when you restart your trip.

Slip Indicator
This light connects to your stability and traction features. If it flashes, one or both of these features is responding to slippage. When this light stays on under normal driving conditions, get your stability and traction systems professionally serviced.

Charging System Warning Light
Your charging system supports your battery. This light alerts you to the system's inability to provide a sufficient charge. Several potential solutions exist. Our pros at Texas Toyota of Grapevine can determine which repairs will solve your charging system's problem.

Brake System
Treat this indicator seriously. It signifies a problem in your brake system that may lead to brake loss very soon. Never drive a car with brake problems. Our professional team can diagnose and expertly repair your brake system's issues.

Open Door Warning Light
You have an open door or rear hatch if you see this light on your dash. Check for obstructions as you secure your doors.

Coolant Level Warning
This light indicates that your car has low coolant. Insufficient coolant causes high heat and engine destruction. Do not drive with low coolant.