Mazda Dashboard Warning & Indicator Lights

Mazda Dashboard Warning & Indicator Lights

There is nothing more frightening than seeing a warning signal on your dashboard. When that occurs, how often do you know what it indicates? While it might be hard to keep up with many indicators and warning lights, our crew of technicians at Airport Mazda of Toronto is well-versed in this maintenance task. Fortunately, we can categorize these warning flags and examine what each one means. We invite you to browse our new inventory for a new Mazda model with the latest indicators.

Mazda Dashboard Warning Lights

Typically, warning lights denote a more severe issue, such as engine oil or power steering malfunction. They're usually yellow or red. Red lights indicate more severe problems that need urgent attention, like an open truck or door, airbag malfunctions, or brake issues. On the other hand, yellow warnings call attention to possible service issues, including low fuel or engine services. If any of these lights (either red or yellow) are illuminated on your dashboard, please visit our Service Centre at Airport Mazda of Toronto, and have our professionals look at your car.

Mazda Dashboard Indicator Lights

Indicator lights will notify you when a particular feature in your vehicle is active or inactive. Your Mazda vehicle likely has five indicator lights, including white, blue, green, yellow, and red. For indicator lights, the colour doesn't imply the seriousness of an issue. It is also worth noting that each colour doesn't represent any particular function. New model Mazda vehicles have about 60 indicators; thus, colour isn't as crucial in indicator lights. Examples of indicator lights include drive mode selection, smart brake support, headlight or high beam utilization, and cruise control.

Contact Us to Learn More!

Now that you've learned the difference between warning and indicator lights, perhaps it's easier to know when they're communicating to you. If your car is illuminating a red or yellow light, don't hesitate to contact us at Airport Mazda of Toronto. We'll inspect your vehicle and give you an accurate diagnosis and solution.