
When you're cruising around the streets of East Stroudsburg, Stroudsburg, Bethlehem, Easton, and Jim Thorpe, the last thing you want to see is one of those pesky dashboard lights.
What do your dashboard lights mean? Is something wrong with your vehicle? Well, you shouldn't have to wonder.
Take a look at our handy Honda HR-V dashboard light guide. With this guide, you'll know whether or not that annoying light means something is going wrong, or if you just activated one of the HR-V's numerous features.
Become an expert on your car with our Honda HR-V dashboard light guide.
Car Warning Lights
It's important to know which dashboard warning lights require immediate action. These lights, usually red or yellow, indicate that something is wrong with your vehicle.
Brake System: This red light appears as the word BRAKE and indicates that your brake fluid is low or the brake system has a problem. You can always test the brake pressure yourself by simply pressing the brakes. If there is a problem, get your vehicle serviced right away.
Supplemental Restraint System: If you see this light on, avoid sudden stops. This means that the airbag systems and/or seat belt tensioners are malfunctioning.
Malfunction Indicator Lamp: This is the dreaded check engine light and looks like an engine block. If it stays on, your fuel cap could be loose, or your emissions control system might be faulty. If it's blinking, your engine misfired, so you should stop and let it cool down.
Anti-lock Brake System: This light appears as a yellow circle with the letters ABS inside, indicating that your anti-lock brakes aren't working.
Vehicle Stability Assist: This light, which appears as a car with curved tread marks behind it, indicates that the VSA or Hill Start Assist system is malfunctioning.
Electric Parking Brake System: This light consists of a yellow circle surrounding the letter P and an exclamation point to the right of the circle. It means that your electric parking brake isn't working.
Electric Power Steering: If you see a yellow light on the steering wheel followed by an exclamation point, it means your power steering isn't working, and steering may be very difficult. Restarting the vehicle can help, but you should get it inspected and fixed regardless.
Engine Temperature: This light appears as a thermometer submerged in liquid. If it's red, your engine is too hot. If it's blue, your engine is too cold.
On/Off Indicators
Not every light is bad. Some lights, typically green, just mean you've activated a feature.
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Honda Service Center
Understanding what your Honda HR-V dashboard lights mean is the first step-taking action is the next. When a warning light appears and you're unsure what it indicates, the best thing to do is schedule a visit with our Honda Service Center. Our certified technicians specialize in Honda vehicles and have the tools, technology, and training to diagnose and resolve issues quickly and accurately.
From routine maintenance like oil changes and tire rotations to more complex concerns like brake system warnings or check engine lights, our team is here to help. We use genuine Honda parts to ensure long-lasting performance and peace of mind. Our friendly staff will also walk you through any service your HR-V needs, so you never feel in the dark about your vehicle's condition.
Convenient scheduling options, online service booking, and a comfortable waiting area make keeping your Honda in top shape easy. Whether a light just popped on or you've been putting off service, don't wait-bring your HR-V to the experts who know it best.
Need help fast? Contact our service team today or schedule your appointment online. We'll take care of the rest.
What should I do if my HR-V check engine light comes on?
If the check engine light is steady, it's typically a sign of a minor issue like a loose gas cap or a sensor malfunction. If it's flashing, it may indicate a more serious engine misfire that could damage your catalytic converter. In either case, it's best to have the vehicle inspected at our service center as soon as possible.
Why did the tire pressure warning light come on?
This light indicates that one or more of your tires may be underinflated. Seasonal temperature changes can also cause fluctuations in pressure. Use a tire gauge to check all four tires and inflate them to the recommended PSI listed on the driver's door frame. If the light remains on, visit our service center for assistance.
Is it safe to drive when the battery light is on?
The battery light usually means your HR-V charging system isn't working properly. While the car may still run for a short time, it could stall unexpectedly. We recommend turning off non-essential electronics and driving to our dealership or the nearest service center right away.
What does the oil pressure warning light mean?
This red light means your engine may not be getting enough oil. Driving with low oil pressure can lead to severe engine damage. Turn off the engine immediately and contact us for towing and service options.
Can I reset the dashboard warning lights myself?
While some lights (like the tire pressure or maintenance reminders) can be reset after the issue is resolved, it's important not to clear warning lights without addressing the underlying problem. Let our certified technicians diagnose the issue to ensure your HR-V remains safe and reliable.
Visit Ray Price Honda Today!
If you're unfortunate enough to get hit with one of the serious malfunctioning lights, take your Honda HR-V to the service center at Ray Price Honda. Our service professionals know the Honda HR-V inside and out and will have it back on the road in no time. Visit or call us to schedule your service appointment today!
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