Warning lights
Outside the Polo, the Volkswagen Tiguan remains one of the German brand's most popular models. In comparison to old models, new Tiguans are packed with features and tech and as with most manufacturers, these features have an associated warning light that will let you know if something is wrong.
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Over the years automotive manufacturers have standardised these warning lights, and in rare cases, some vehicles will have an unknown light. The Tiguan, however, doesn't have any non-standard warning lights, so we have looked at the latest Tiguan and decoded the most common lights you may encounter.
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Coolant issue (Engine too hot)
Tyre Pressure Monitoring System error (Check tyre pressures)
Brake System Warning Light (Issue with braking system- Handbrake engaged)
Charging system warning light (Battery dead or not charging)
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Low engine oil pressure warning light (Engine oil low - STOP IMMEDIATELY)
Malfunction indicator lamp. (Vehicle service due - Faults detected)
SRS (Supplemental Restraint System) warning light.
ABS warning light (ABS system not functional)
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Fuel System warning light (Fuel low or empty)
Open door warning light (Door open)
Driver's and front passenger's seat belt reminder light
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Traction Control Active or Deactivated
Master warning light (Seek assistance as soon as possible)
