This might indicate "Service", "Service Engine" or "Maint Reqd". It's an indicator that you're getting close to a scheduled maintenance interval. On some cars it's as simple as
counting klms before it comes on, whilst on others it maps engine temperatures,
oil temperatures, air temperatures and other indicators of probable stress to
tell you when it might be time for new oil or a service. In most cars this can
be overridden or reset by you, the owner. Your handbook will tell you if this
is the case.

Typically this light will come on when you start your car, and then turn off
again as part of the self-check. If it stays on for 10 seconds then turns off,
it normally means you're within 500 miles of needing a service. If it flashes
for 10 seconds, it normally means you've exceeded a recommended service
interval.

This warning light is different in every car but normally it looks like a picture of a battery. You'll see it come on and go off when you start your engine as part of the car's self-test, but if this light comes on and stays on, it means the electrical charging system is no longer working properly. Think of it like a cellphone battery. If the cellphone is plugged
into the charger, you can use it indefinitely, but when you disconnect it from
the charger, there's a limited amount of time before your battery runs out.
It's exactly the same in your car, only bigger. Every car has an alternator -
the charger - and a 12v battery used to supply power to the electrical system.
If the alternator becomes faulty or the drive belt to it snaps, then it will
not be able to do its job. The longer you drive, the more your car will use up
the remaining juice in the battery and eventually the engine will die. This
almost always requires a new or refurbished alternator.

Most cars nowadays have a brake warning light on the dash.
Its purpose is to alert you that something is wrong in the braking system
somewhere. If it comes on, check your owner's manual to find out its meaning.
The brake warning light doesn't have a standard meaning; it could be used for
multiple purposes. For example, the same light may be used to show that the
hand brake is on. If that's the case and you're driving, you ought to have
noticed the smell of burning brake dust by now. The light can also indicate
that the fluid in the master cylinder is low.

If it comes on, get it seen to as soon as possible. It means the ABS computer has diagnosed that something is amiss in the system. It could be something as simple as dirt in one of the sensors, or something as costly as an entire ABS unit replacement.  It's important to note that this light normally comes on when you start the car and then switches off a few seconds later. If it blinks, throbs, flashes or in any other way draws your attention
to itself, then take note. It's not doing that just to please itself. Compared
to a steady light, a blinking ABS light normally indicates something more serious.
In some cases it could be as bad as "you have no brakes at all."

This is normally the coolant level warning light. If this comes on it means that the level of coolant in your radiator is low and needs topping up. DO NOT OPEN THE RADIATOR CAP WHEN THE ENGINE IS HOT! The coolant system is pressurised and it could easily release pressure and spray you with boiling coolant. Do it when the engine is cold.  The coolant mixture behaves as an antifreeze in winter as well as a corrosion-inhibitor to stop your engine rusting from the inside out.

It is best to visit your service centre and have your coolant professionaly toped up.

Typically this light will come on if your oil pressure is too low. Low oil pressure is serious and if you continue to drive with this light on, eventually your engine will die. Low oil pressure can be caused by a failed oil pump, a blocked oil filter or strainer in the sump, or by low oil
levels - for example if your engine is burning oil. Either way, you need to get
it attended to as quick as possible by your nearest service centre.

For Audi -   Service in Burwood

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Yes we do we have a Courtesy Bus Service that delivers within a 6klm radius or for a minimal fee we have Loan Vehicles available (due to the demand prior booking is a must)

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