Battery indicator light - The battery indicator light usually means your voltage is low and could be the result of a bad alternator, a bad battery, battery connections, or simply a loose alternator belt.

Oil indicator light - If your oil light comes on, this doesn’t mean you need an oil change, you need to add more oil. If you change your oil as recommended, this light should never come on, unless there's another problem with the engine.

Brake indicator light - If the brake light comes on it is possible that the brake fluid is low, you may have a slow leak, or there could be a problem with your emergency brake.

ABS indicator light - If this light comes on this is an indication that your ABS brake unit is not working properly. It's recommended you call your Automotive repair shop and ask for guidance.

Radiator indicator light - Temperature light or gauge if the light comes on this is telling you your engine is starting to overheat or low on fluid. Some makes and models have gauges instead of lights. If you see your gauge go to 3/4 or higher it's recommended to have your radiator cooling system looked at.

Check Engine light - This light can mean several things from a loose gas cap to computer control devices not working properly, to emission items. Its always recommended you call your Automotive shop and they will help you by asking questions and guiding you to the proper repairs.

Service Reminder lights - When this comes on it usually means you are due for a service from routine lube oil filter to a service that is due based on mileage, each car or truck is different. Just give us a call and we can help you with this.