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It doesn't matter if you've got a new Toyota Camry or a trusty Toyota Camry model from previous model years, you'll find that the Toyota Camry is often regarded as one of the most reliable vehicles. However, even the most reliable vehicles can sometimes run into issues. If there is a service light illuminating on the dashboard of your Toyota Camry, we recommend you visit our service team as soon as possible before you continue driving around Long Beach.
It's important to have your maintenance lights addressed so your Toyota Camry doesn't leave you stranded. Get the Toyota Camry dashboard maintenance lights explained at Fletcher Jones Toyota of Carson and ask our team about how we can help you keep your Camry running smoothly on the Torrance roads.
The Toyota Camry has been around for a long time so service and maintenance lights can vary depending on your specific vehicle. We suggest you reference your owner's manual for details about what each maintenance light means for your Toyota Camry.
To ensure you minimize service messages from popping up on your Toyota Camry, we recommend you service your vehicle regularly, especially if you do plenty of driving in Compton. With that being said, here are the general Toyota Camry maintenance lights and what they might mean:
Icon: Triangle with an exclamation point in the middle.
Meaning: There has been some kind of malfunction with your vehicle.
Icon: Person wearing a seatbelt.
Meaning: Warning to indicate that the driver and or passenger needs to fasten their seatbelts.
Icon: Car above tire marks with the word "OFF" underneath.
Meaning: Vehicle stability control has been turned off from a vehicle malfunction or by pushing the "VSC OFF" switch.
Icon: Battery with plus and minus symbols.
Meaning: There is a malfunction with the vehicle's electrical or charging system.
Icon: Oil container with oil dropping.
Meaning: The engine is experiencing low oil pressure.
Icon: Tire with an exclamation point in the middle.
Meaning: The vehicle has low tire pressure or the tire pressure sensor needs to be replaced.
The exact process for resetting the maintenance light in your Toyota Camry can vary. It's best to leave it up to our service technicians to reset the maintenance light for your vehicle. Additionally, we only recommend you reset the Toyota Camry service lights if the issue has actually been addressed.
Resetting the light and ignoring the problem that caused the light to illuminate in the first place could mean that your vehicle might be unsafe to drive around Inglewood. However, if you've already addressed the issue that's causing your light to illuminate but it simply won't go away during Los Angeles travels, we can help. Take a look at the general process for resetting the Toyota Camry maintenance lights:
Your Toyota Camry is engineered for long-lasting performance but that doesn't mean that it won't need maintenance. Regular maintenance is important for ensuring your Toyota Camry stays in tip-top condition. Be sure to explore our service specials before you schedule a service appointment for your Toyota Camry.
If a maintenance or service light is illuminating for your Toyota Camry that you can't seem to get rid of, please don't hesitate to visit our team immediately. Here are a few perks of working with our service technicians:
If you're in the Carson area, you can turn to our team to help you explain what lights are illuminated on the dashboard of your Toyota Camry. We look forward to working with you at Fletcher Jones Toyota of Carson. Let us know when you plan on stopping by.
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