Showing 11 of 11 warning lights.
The engine control system has detected a fault. Often emissions-related.
Next step: Have the engine codes read and diagnosed. Continue driving gently if the light is steady.
Honda note: A flashing check engine light indicates a severe misfire — reduce power and seek service immediately.
Source: Honda owner’s manual (illustrative)
Engine oil pressure is too low.
Next step: Stop safely as soon as possible and turn off the engine. Check oil level.
Honda note: Do not continue driving with the oil pressure light on — risk of engine damage.
Source: Honda owner’s manual (illustrative)
Parking brake applied, low brake fluid, or brake system fault.
Next step: Release parking brake. If light stays on, check brake fluid and seek inspection.
Honda note: Red brake warning with a soft pedal means do not drive — tow to a shop.
Source: Honda owner’s manual (illustrative)
The charging system is not operating properly.
Next step: Turn off non-essential electrical loads and drive to a repair facility promptly.
Honda note: The vehicle may stall once the battery is depleted.
Source: Honda owner’s manual (illustrative)
One or more tires are significantly underinflated, or the TPMS needs service.
Next step: Check and adjust tire pressures. If light flashes, the TPMS system needs service.
Honda note: Check pressures when tires are cold.
Source: Honda owner’s manual (illustrative)
Engine coolant is overheating.
Next step: Stop safely, turn off the engine, and let it cool. Check coolant level when cool.
Honda note: Never open the radiator cap on a hot engine.
Source: Honda owner’s manual (illustrative)
Anti-lock brake system fault. Brakes still work, but ABS may not.
Next step: Have the ABS system diagnosed. Avoid hard braking.
Honda note: Normal braking is typically still available.
Source: Honda owner’s manual (illustrative)
Vehicle Stability Assist system fault or system off.
Next step: Drive cautiously. If light stays on, have the system inspected.
Honda note: VSA may be manually turned off — check the VSA OFF button.
Source: Honda owner’s manual (illustrative)
Driver or passenger seat belt not fastened.
Next step: Fasten all seat belts.
Honda note: Buckle up before driving.
Source: Honda owner’s manual (illustrative)
High beam headlights are on.
Next step: Switch to low beams when approaching traffic.
Honda note: Blue indicator is normal when high beams active.
Source: Honda owner’s manual (illustrative)
Turn signals or hazard lights are active.
Next step: Cancel the turn signal after turning.
Honda note: Fast flashing may indicate a burnt-out bulb.
Source: Honda owner’s manual (illustrative)
This guide is based on official manuals or reputable verified references and accounts for some model-year differences. Do not use a generic image as a definitive match — always consult your model-specific manual.
Warning lights indicate real vehicle conditions. When in doubt, stop safely and seek professional inspection.
The Honda Dashboard Warning Light Guide is a searchable and filterable reference for dashboard warning lights. Each entry explains the meaning, likely next step, and urgency category, organized by symbol, label, color, and urgency.
Advice is based on official manuals or reputable verified references and accounts for some model-year differences. This guide does not replace professional diagnosis; when in doubt, stop safely and seek inspection.
| Urgency | Recommended action |
|---|---|
| Urgent | Stop safely when possible and seek immediate professional inspection. |
| Caution | Seek prompt inspection; drive gently in the meantime. |
| Informational | Not usually urgent; consult the model-specific manual. |
Lights are shown with a color dot: red (urgent), amber (caution), blue or green (informational). Color alone is not a definitive diagnosis; always consult your model-specific manual.
For each light, the tool explains the meaning, likely next step, and whether the driver should stop safely, seek prompt inspection, or consult the manual. A flashing check engine light, for example, signals a severe misfire requiring immediate attention.
No. It is a reference, not a diagnosis. Seek professional inspection when unsure.
Red generally indicates an urgent issue; stop safely when possible.
Amber generally indicates caution; seek prompt inspection.
Yes. Filter by color and urgency, and search by name or symbol.
The guide accounts for some model-year differences; consult your manual for certainty.
Yes. Use the CSV download button or print the guide.
A flashing check engine light often means a severe misfire; seek immediate service.
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