Step 1: Locate the OBD-II Port First, locate the OBD-II port in your car. It’s usually under the dashboard, near the steering column. If you’re not sure where it is, check your vehicle’s manual or do a quick online search. Step 2: Connect the Diagnostic Tool Grab your handy diagnostic scanner or OBD-II code reader … Keep reading
The Blind Spot Monitor (BSM) system is an advanced safety feature available on Lexus vehicles. It uses sensors to detect other vehicles that are approaching from behind and may be in your blind spot. When the system detects a vehicle in your blind spot, it sends a signal to the BSM light on your side … Keep reading
While AFS can be a helpful safety feature when driving, there may be situations when turning it off might be necessary or preferred. For example, you might find AFS distracting or annoying when driving on straight roads or in slow-moving traffic. In these situations, turning off AFS can help reduce the potential for distraction and … Keep reading
“Engine Fault Service Now” is a warning message that can appear on the dashboard or instrument panel of your car. This message indicates that there is a problem with your car’s engine that requires immediate attention. Here are some of the reasons why you may be getting this warning: 1. Low Oil Pressure When your … Keep reading
The green car symbol on the dashboard has various indications. It could indicate that the vehicle’s engine is running and the vehicle is ready to be driven. It also serves as a visual confirmation that the vehicle’s immobilizer system, an anti-theft feature, is active and functioning properly. In some vehicles, the green car symbol may … Keep reading
Warning red circle lights on your dashboard typically represent critical issues that need to be addressed as soon as possible. Here’s a breakdown of all the warnings that can be displayed as red circle lights: 1. Low Oil Pressure Various issues, including a leak in the oil system, a malfunctioning oil pump, or a low … Keep reading
The Chassis Stabilization feature in BMW cars helps to improve handling and stability and protects you and your passengers from feeling any impact of bumps and potholes on the road. But just like any other feature, things could go wrong and you start seeing the message ‘Chassis Stabilization: Drive Moderately’. What does this mean? Read … Keep reading
The traction control light shows when one of your wheels is slipping more than the others. If the light is blinking, the problem is likely temporary. But, if it stays on, it means your traction control and ABS systems are off. The bigger problem is when the traction control light comes on and the car … Keep reading
The car with lock symbol that appears on your dashboard is an indication that an alarm system protects the car. This feature is essential when the car is either locked or unlocked. But the moment it starts coming up while driving, or when you unlock the car, there is an issue that needs to be … Keep reading
Brake and battery light on indicate a problem with the car’s charging system. This could mean that your alternator is faulty or totally damaged. Below are some of the major culprits of this issue: 1. Faulty Alternator The device that turns mechanical energy into electrical energy is called an alternator. It’s a very important part … Keep reading