Drivers Ed Flashcards - Dash Lights

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(action card) Oil Pressure Warning Light - What does it mean, and what must you do immediately?

Means engine oil pressure is critically low → pull over and turn off engine at once; check oil level or call a mechanic.

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(action card) Low Fuel Warning Light

Fuel level is low - Drive to the nearest gas station ️and refil before running out.

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( definition card) Glow Plug Warning Light - What component does it monitor, and what does flashing after start mean?

Monitors diesel glow plugs (engine heater) → Flashing after start = worn glow plug; schedule replacement.

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(Action card) Engine Temperature Warning Light - What's happening, and how do you respond?

Engine is overheating - safely pull over, shut off engine, let it cool, then check coolant or call for help.

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🚨 Forward Collision Warning (FCW) Indicator → What system is this, and what does the light warn you of?

Uses sensors/cameras to detect rapid closing distance → Alerts you to an imminent front collision so you can brake or steer away.

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(scenario card) Tire Pressure Warning Light - You’re on the highway and it turns on. What do you do?

Carefully pull over → Inspect all four tires for flats, check pressures, inflate or change tire before driving on.

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🌫 Fog Light Indicator → It’s clear weather but the light is on. What’s the correct action?

Turn fog lights off → Use only in fog, heavy rain, or snow to avoid blinding others and wasting energy.

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DRL 🆚 Low Beam Headlight Indicators → When use each, and what do their icons remind you?

DRL: Auto‑on daytime lights for visibility; no action needed.

Low Beam: Manual or auto at night/low‑light; remind yourself you can see the road ahead.

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Front: High Beam 🆚 Fog Light Indicators → What’s the difference in purpose and correct use?

High Beam: Bright, forward‑aimed; use at night with no oncoming traffic, turn off for others.

Fog Light: Low, wide beam; use only in very low visibility (fog, heavy rain/snow).

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💺 Seat Belt Warning Light → What does it signal, and what must you do?

Indicates driver or passenger isn’t buckled (or correctly) → Pull over safely, ensure all belts are fastened across hips and collarbone.

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🛑 Hazard Light Indicator → What does it mean and when should you use?

Flashes all turn signals simultaneously → Use only during roadside emergencies or when stopped in a hazardous location.