Check your dashboard gauges and lights for indications of low oil pressure or overheating. These conditions mean you should pull over and shut off the engine as soon as you can find a safe place to do so. On some cars, a yellow check engine light means investigate the problem and a red one means stop right now.

If the check engine light in your Honda Accord starts blinking, that means that the problem needs immediate attention and your Honda should be brought in promptly. This blinking light usually indicates a severe engine misfire allowing unburned fuel to be dumped into the exhaust system.

A steady glow typically means something less serious but a flashing check engine light indicates that your vehicle’s engine is in serious trouble and service is needed immediately. If your check engine light is flashing in your Honda Civic, we highly recommend not to drive the vehicle and schedule Honda service today.

This BLUE illuminated light turns off when the engine is warmed up sufficiently. The blue light will stay on until the engine has reached optimal operational temperature. While you can still drive the vehicle safely with this light on, it is best to wait until the blue light has turned off.

The blue light sign is just a signal for you monitor your driving and keep calm till the coolant starts functioning again. If the problem sustains you should probably get to the nearest garage.

Engine Coolant Warning Temperature Light

No need to warm it up, just don’t drive it hard until its warmed up.

The best way to warm up an engine, nowadays, is to drive it at slow speeds. If you park your car outside in the winter, you might want to warm up your Subaru up for yourself and to help defrost your windows, but warming up your car for the engine jut wastes gas.

Since the orange I light is on and the display shows that your washer fluid is low, that is why it is on. When the light first turns on it will show the message “Washer fluid low” or “Fuel low” and then it will be there as a screen when you flip through.