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Transitioning to a new, modern ride can come with a bit of a learning curve. To help our new Tucson owners take on their travels around Cape May County, Cumberland County, and Salem County with confidence, Action Hyundai of Millville has put together the following Hyundai Tucson dashboard light guide. Keep reading to learn about the Hyundai Tucson's most misunderstood dashboard lights. Whether you're trying to get to the bottom of an unknown symbol or just want to get more acquainted with the systems on board, you'll be well-informed for the journey ahead. Hyundai Tucson Warning Lights Airbag Warning Light: If you see a symbol that depicts a seated passenger and a solid circle, there's an issue with your Tucson's airbags that requires the attention of a certified Hyundai technician. ABS Warning Light: If the letters ABS inside a circle light up, get help ASAP. This light indicates a problem with your vehicle's anti-lock braking system, a safety mechanism that allows you to maintain steering control under heavy braking.

All-Wheel Drive (AWD) Warning Light: This light looks like the axle of a vehicle with four tires and corresponding connection points. If you see it light up, there's problem with your Tucson's AWD system. Scientist Dub In The Roots Tradition Rar Files. Brake Warning Lights: If you see an exclamation point inside a circle (!), P inside a circle (P), or the word BRAKE in all capital letters, first check whether your parking brake is disengaged before driving. If it is, your crossover could be low on brake fluid, so check for leaks and take it to an authorized Hyundai dealer for an inspection and diagnosis. Charging System Warning Light: If you see a symbol in the shape of a rectangular car battery on your Tucson's dashboard, there's an issue with the electrical charging system (i.e., the alternator or the battery).