Land Rover Dashboard Diagnostics & Service in Alpharetta, GA

At Land Rover North Atlanta, our certified technicians specialize in Land Rover dashboard light diagnostics and warning light repair. We use advanced factory-grade diagnostic equipment to accurately identify system alerts and restore your Land Rover to optimal condition.

Our Land Rover dashboard services near Alpharetta include:

• Comprehensive dashboard warning light diagnostics
• Electrical and engine system testing
• Check engine light repairs
• Brake system and sensor servicing
• Battery, oil pressure, and coolant system checks

What Do Specific Icons Mean?

	Brake System Failure This indicates a major problem with your brake system. We strongly suggest pulling over immediately if you see this warning light come on. Your vehicle is unsafe to operate with this light on, and you should contact roadside assistance to take your vehicle to be serviced.
	Emergency Brake Engaged Driving with your emergency brake on can cause damage to your brakes pretty quickly. This is a pretty easy problem to fix, but be sure to do so right away if you see this light on.
	Low Oil Pressure This is an extremely serious issue, as low oil pressure means that your engine isn’t being properly lubricated. This could cause the engine to seize, which is an incredibly costly repair, and it could happen pretty quickly after a loss of pressure. Pull over as soon as it’s safe and contact roadside assistance.
	Charging System This indicates that something has gone wrong with your charging system. Power is no longer being supplied to your battery, and when it runs out of power, your vehicle won’t run. Find a safe place to pull over and contact roadside assistance to avoid damaging your battery as well.
	Supplemental Restraint System The SRS is your vehicle’s airbag system, and it is absolutely vital to the safety of everyone in the vehicle. Until this problem is fixed, it is not safe to operate your vehicle.
	High Coolant Temperature Your engine is overheating. This can lead to further issues if it continues, and you should not continue to operate your vehicle in this condition, even if it otherwise seems okay.
	Seat Belt Reminder Another absolutely vital piece of safety equipment, you should never operate your vehicle without your seatbelt fastened.
	Door Ajar It certainly isn’t safe to operate your vehicle with the door open either.
	Trunk Open It can be surprisingly easy to get into your vehicle and start driving without realizing that the trunk has opened. Fortunately, there is a light for that.
	Adaptive Cruise Control The adaptive cruise control system is engaged. This is not a hands-free system though, and you will need to keep your hands on the wheel and eyes on the road.
	All-Wheel Drive For vehicles with AWD systems that can be switched on and off, this icon indicates that the system is on. Turning it off in non-slippery conditions will help you save fuel.
	Anti-Lock Brake System This indicates that there is a problem with your anti-lock brake system. It’s possible that the non-ABS parts of your brake system will continue to function normally, but since ABS brakes are an essential safety system in emergency situations, you should not let complacency convince you to ignore the problem.
	Blind Spot Warning This isn’t always an icon, and can sometimes just be a light on your side mirror. Either way, it indicates that there is a vehicle in your blind spot, and it is not safe to change lanes.
	Check Engine Light This actually covers a wide range of issues from any of several different systems. Your vehicle won’t pass inspection if it’s on, and whatever the issue is, it could potentially lead to other issues. Best to get it checked out as soon as possible.
	Collision Mitigation Braking System This means your CMBS has been activated to help avoid an accident.
	Daytime Running Lights Something has gone wrong with your daytime running lights. This is a safety issue, and you should get it taken care of as soon as possible.

	Electric Power Steering It’s likely that you’ll feel this in the wheel before you see the light, but it means that there is an issue with your power steering, and it should be addressed immediately.
	Lane Keeping Assist System This system helps you to stay in the correct lane while driving. It might just work as a warning that you’re staying too close or over the line, and it might nudge your steering in the appropriate direction as well.
	Low Fuel This one is pretty straightforward. But we should mention that operating your vehicle while low on fuel is bad for the fuel pump. So while it’s normal to see your fuel light come on every now and then, it’s a situation that should be avoided as much as possible.
	Maintenance Reminder This is scheduled to turn on at specific intervals when routine maintenance is due. Usually, this is just an oil change and a tire rotation, but there are other systems that need periodic maintenance as well.
	Road Departure Mitigation This is similar to the lane departure system, but a little more serious, as the system is designed to help you avoid driving off the road entirely.
	Smart Entry System This indicates that there is an issue with your smart entry system, and unlocking your doors or starting could become a problem. This is usually just a low battery in your keyfob, but whatever it is, you’ll want to get it checked right away.
	System Notification This is essentially just a generic warning, and it will be accompanied by a more in-depth message on the driver information display, or possibly the infotainment screen.
	Vehicle Stability Assist System Also sometimes known as traction control, this light indicates that the vehicle has activated the system in order to maintain traction in slippery conditions.
	Washer Fluid Level Low Much like the low fuel indicator, this one is pretty self-explanatory. Also like the low fuel warning, activating the washer jets while the fluid level is low can damage the pump. Fortunately, this has a very cheap and easy fix.
	Automatic High Beam Headlights With automatic high beams in a lot of newer vehicles, it can sometimes be difficult to tell whether or not they’re on. This icon, sometimes in blue, lets you know they’re on.
	Cruise Control Your vehicle will maintain a set speed until you switch the system off or depress a pedal. It is still important to drive with as much caution as you would without the system activated.
	Exterior Lights Like the automatic high beams, exterior lights are often automatically turned on and off on newer vehicles. But even on vehicles where it isn’t automatic, the icon serves as a reminder to switch the lights off when the engine is switched off.
	Fog Lights On Sometimes these are automatic and sometimes they aren’t. Either way, this will tell you they’re on.
	Low Coolant Temperature This will probably be on nearly every time you start your vehicle, especially if the weather is cold or it’s the first time you start it on a given day. Your engine works best within a specific temperature range, and it’s best to avoid driving too aggressively until it reaches operating temperature.
	Turn Signals Your turn signals or hazards are activated.

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