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What does the green clock on car mean?
on November 08, 2017 The light on your dash that looks like a green circle with an arrow at about the 10 O’clock position is the cruise control turned on light. Check to see if your cruise control is turned on.
What does the cruise control symbol look like?
To switch it on, you’ll often press a button marked with the symbol for cruise control: a speedometer symbol with an arrow pointing to a set speed (seen on the stalk below). The most common way to operate cruise control is by using the following buttons: Set Push this to activate the system.
What does clock mean on BMW?
The “clock” symbol is reminding you that it’s time to change your Brake fluid (this option is NOT turned on for those in the USA since the early 90s). BMW recommends a biennial (2 yr) brake fluid change…and that’s what the clock symbol in the SI (service interval) display is for.
What does the car symbol with the wavy lines mean?
vehicle stability assist program
When you see the symbol of a car with squiggly lines behind it become illuminated, and likely flashing, it indicates that your vehicle stability assist program is engaged. Put simply, the vehicle stability assist system, as you might have guessed, helps stabilize the vehicle.
What does a green check engine light mean?
Green (sometimes blue) dashboard lights usually indicate a system is on or is operating, and the light is giving you a visual cue. The engine coolant temperature warning light is serious and indicates your engine is too hot, or your coolant level is low or the vehicle may have a faulty coolant temperature sensor.
Is there a fuze for cruise control?
The cruise control fuse is normally found in the fuse panel located below the steering wheel. Remove the cover of the fuse panel and locate the fuse for the cruise control using the fuse diagram on the fuse panel. If so, install a fresh fuse of the same amperage.
How do you start a car with the squiggly lines?
Traction or Stability Control Light Most cars with traction or stability control allow you to turn these functions off. If you see what looks like the rear view of an old sedan followed by some squiggly lines on the road behind it, then that means your stability control system is either partially or fully off.