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Hyundai Vehicle Service Warning Indicators
  ÂDashboard indicators inform you about your Hyundai's needs. Some of these indicators give reminders, and others provide warnings. This list will help you know the difference.
Airbag Fault
Your car's control module has detected a problem in your airbag components. Proper deployment in a crash is uncertain as a result. For your safety, we recommend immediate professional repair.
Low Fuel Level Warning Light
Let this light be your signal to immediately find a place to fill your gas tank. Your owner's manual can tell you how much fuel you have left when this light appears.
Oil Pressure Warning Light
You cannot drive on low oil pressure without causing serious engine damage. Check your oil level and add oil if needed. If the light stays on after adding oil, the cause of the low pressure is mechanical. Your car will need repairs before it can safely run again.
Service Vehicle Soon
For full details on this warning indicator, check your owner's manual. Many models use this light to notify you to schedule an oil change and other regular maintenance. Your car may also require minor repairs when this light appears.
TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System)
Proper tire pressure is critical to your safety, so do not ignore this light. Check and adjust your tires' air to the level recommended by Hyundai. You'll find that info on the driver's doorjamb. If this indicator remains lit after you resume your trip, your TPMS sensors may be malfunctioning.
Slip Indicator
This light flashes when your traction control or vehicle stability control activates due to slippage. Expect the light to stop flashing once you have regained traction and stability. If the light persists, the corresponding features may need repair.
Charging System Warning Light
This indicator signifies a fault in one or more components in your charging system. A dead battery or alternator typically causes this problem. Other possibilities include your voltage regulator and the charging system's wiring.
Brake System
When this light appears, you have a brake-pressure problem. Your brake lines may require bleeding or leak-repair. Never ignore this light. Seek professional brake-system service soon.
Open Door Warning Light
This light can indicate an open door or, on some vehicles, an open trunk. Secure your doors before you drive.
Coolant Level Warning
When your coolant level is low, driving your car could destroy your engine. You can refill your coolant, but your system also clearly needs repairs.
