Welcome to Your Land Rover Dashboard Light Resource

Land Rover Immobilizer Warning Light

The Immobilizer System Indicator symbol on your dashboard indicates that the ignition switch is locked and requires a proper transponder-equipped key fob to start or restart the vehicle. If this light stays on, it means the system has detected an issue and the vehicle will not start. To resolve this, check your key fob for any damage or a weak battery, and ensure it is properly programmed. If the issue persists, consult a professional mechanic for further assistance.

Land Rover Hood Open Warning Light

The bonnet open warning light indicates that your vehicle's bonnet is not closed properly. You should stop and check the bonnet to ensure it is securely closed. Driving with the bonnet open can lead to more serious issues.

Land Rover Check Engine Warning Light

The check engine light on your Land Rover indicates a problem that needs attention, ranging from a simple fix to a major issue. The symbol may appear as an icon with text or as a transmission outline. If the light comes on, pull over and try to restart the engine, as a fluctuation may have triggered it without a real problem. If the light is flashing, the engine is likely in serious trouble and should be switched off immediately. A mechanic or a personal OBD2 reader can be used to retrieve a fault code and diagnose the issue further.

Land Rover Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Warning Light

The low tire pressure warning light indicates that one or more tires have pressure below the recommended level or there is a malfunction in the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). When this light comes on, stop driving and check the tire pressure of all four tires, adjusting them as necessary. If the light remains on after adjusting the tire pressure, there may be a problem with the TPMS. If the light flashes and then stays on, it indicates a TPMS malfunction that needs to be addressed.

Land Rover Battery Charge Warning Light

The battery warning light indicates a problem with the Charging System. It means either the battery is not holding a charge or the alternator is not sending enough power to the battery. Your vehicle will stop running if the issue is not addressed. Turn off non-essential electrical devices and have the battery and charging system checked by a mechanic as soon as possible.

Land Rover Blind Spot Indicator Warning Light

The Blind Spot Warning (BSW) light illuminates when a vehicle is detected in the blind spot area. This light typically appears in the side mirrors, alerting the driver. If the light is on, a vehicle is present in that area; when the turn signal is activated, the light flashes to warn 'Caution, do not turn!' If the system is malfunctioning, an error message will display on the instrument panel, and the light will be solid or flashing. In this case, you should contact the vehicle's service center. The flashing light indicates a potential hazard, so you should not change lanes. If the system is faulty, have it checked by a professional.

Land Rover Brake Warning Light

The Brake Trouble Indicator symbol indicates a serious problem with the brakes or that the parking brake is engaged. If you're sure the parking brake is released, stop your vehicle as soon as possible and contact a dealer or competent repair shop. Continuing to drive could be dangerous. Bring your vehicle to a safe stop and have it inspected immediately.

Land Rover Engine Air Filter Warning Light

The clogged air filter indicator light signals a blockage in the engine air filter. To prevent engine performance issues, replace the clogged air filter as soon as possible.

Land Rover Low Fuel Warning Light

The low-fuel warning light is indicated by a fuel pump icon. It signals that your fuel level is critically low and you need to refill as soon as possible. You should drive to a petrol station immediately to avoid engine damage or stalling.

Land Rover Lane Departure Warning Light

The lane departure warning light indicates that your vehicle is drifting out of its lane unintentionally. If this light comes on, check your lane position and adjust your steering to stay within the lane markings.

Land Rover All-Wheel Drive System (AWD) Indicator Light

The AWD warning light indicates a problem with the all-wheel drive system. If this light comes on during normal driving or flashes continuously, have your vehicle checked by a professional. The AWD system helps improve traction, especially on slippery roads, in snowy or muddy weather, or in difficult off-road conditions.

Land Rover Airbag Warning Light

The supplemental air bag warning light indicates a problem with the airbag system if it stays on, flashes, or doesn't turn on at all. If the light remains on or flashes, the air bag and seat belt systems need servicing. The light should illuminate for about 7 seconds and then turn off when the ignition switch is placed in the ON or START position, indicating the system is operational. If the light behaves differently, your vehicle should be checked. It is recommended that you visit a Nissan dealer for this service. Unless checked and repaired, the air bag and seat belt pretensioner systems may not function properly. The air bag system should be inspected and any issues should be addressed promptly to ensure safety.

Land Rover Turn Signal Indicator Light

The turn signal indicator light is represented by a green arrow on your dashboard. If it flashes without being activated or remains on solid, check your turn signal bulbs and wiring for any issues or leaks.

Land Rover Coolant Temperature Warning Light

The engine temperature warning light indicates that your engine is overheating, often due to low coolant levels. Open the bonnet and check the coolant reservoir after waiting at least 30 minutes if the vehicle has been running. Add coolant if necessary. It is recommended to seek assistance from an experienced mechanic as soon as possible to identify any leaks or punctures in the reservoir or pipes. The coolant level should not decrease under normal conditions. Leaks or punctures are common causes of low coolant levels. Have the issue inspected by a professional mechanic promptly.

Land Rover Oil Change Reminder Warning Light

The Oil Change Reminder Light, symbolized by an oil can with a drop of oil coming out of it, indicates that your vehicle's oil level needs attention. If this light comes on, you should check and possibly top up your oil. However, if the light persists after an oil change or reappears soon, it may indicate a more serious issue such as a leak or a problem with the oil pump. It is crucial not to ignore this light, as driving with low oil pressure can cause significant damage to your engine.

Land Rover High Beams Warning Light

A blue (or sometimes yellow) semicircle with straight lines coming out of its side indicates that the vehicle's high beam headlamps are switched on. To switch them off, move the lever behind the steering wheel back and forth. It is necessary to turn off high beam headlamps when facing another road user to avoid glare. Switching them off helps prevent dazzling other drivers.

Land Rover Power Steering Fault Warning Light

The power steering warning light indicates a problem with the power steering system. If this light comes on, pull over safely and check the power steering fluid level if your vehicle has a hydraulic system. If the fluid is low, top it off with the recommended type and check for leaks. If the issue persists or your vehicle has an electric power steering system, have it inspected by a professional technician.

Land Rover Exterior Light Failure Warning Light

The exterior light failure warning light indicates a problem with one or more of your vehicle's exterior lights. Check all exterior lights, including headlamps, brake lights, reverse lights, and license plate lights for any issues or burnt-out bulbs. Replace or repair any faulty lights to resolve the warning.

Land Rover Ice Warning Light

The ice warning light indicates that the roads may become slippery due to freezing temperatures. When the temperature reaches or drops below freezing point, the light turns red, signaling you to drive more cautiously. If this light appears, adjust your driving accordingly to ensure better traction and safety on the road.

Land Rover Cruise Control Malfunction Warning Light

The Cruise Control Indicator light signals the status of your vehicle's cruise control system. A green light indicates the cruise control is operational. If the light flashes or turns yellow/red, it signifies a malfunction in the sensors or brake switch. If the light fails to come on or stays on without cruise control activation, there is an issue with the activation switch or fuse.

Land Rover Forward Collision Warning (FCW) Light

The Forward Collision Warning light indicates a potential collision with a vehicle ahead. If the light is on, check the road ahead and be prepared to brake. If the light stays on continuously with no vehicle in front, there may be a sensor malfunction and you should seek service as soon as possible. Failure to address the issue could result in serious injury or death.

Land Rover ABS Warning Light

The ABS warning light on your dashboard indicates a problem with the Anti-lock Braking System. If the light comes on while the engine is running or driving, it means the ABS is not functioning properly. Have the system checked immediately. Visit a certified mechanic or dealership for this service. If an ABS malfunction occurs, the anti-lock function is turned off, and the brake system operates normally but without anti-lock assistance. This does not mean you have no braking capability, but it does mean you should exercise extra caution. The ABS system should be inspected as soon as possible to ensure your safety. In the meantime, drive carefully and avoid sudden braking.

Land Rover Electronic Stability Control Warning Light

The Electronic Stability Control (ESC) or Fault symbol indicates that your vehicle's stability or traction control system is activated due to slippery conditions. When the light flashes, it means the system is helping to keep the vehicle in control by applying brake action to individual wheels. If the light stays on, it may indicate a malfunction. You should continue driving with caution, especially in poor weather, and have the issue checked by a mechanic as soon as possible. The system works by applying brakes to an outer front wheel to counter oversteer or an inner rear wheel to counter understeer. Your vehicle will operate normally but without the advanced control system. You should drive carefully and have the system checked to ensure your safety. The ESC light should not be ignored as it could indicate a serious problem.

Land Rover Electronic Throttle Control Warning Light

The Electronic Throttle Control (ETC) light indicates a malfunction in the vehicle's throttle system. If the light persists after restarting the vehicle, it may be caused by a faulty throttle body, sensors, wiring, or ECU-related issues. You should have the issue diagnosed and repaired by a professional mechanic to prevent reduced power or poor acceleration.

Land Rover Electric Parking Brake Warning Light

The Electric Park Brake (EPB) Malfunction Indicator symbol indicates a problem with the parking brake system. If the light flashes or remains on, it means the parking brake may not be working correctly. If this happens, stop the vehicle safely and check the parking brake. If the issue persists, visit a service centre immediately. The light should turn off when the parking brake is released if the system is operating normally. If it stays on while driving, have the system checked by a professional.

Land Rover Headlight On Indicator Warning Light

This light indicates that your vehicle's headlights, parking lights, taillights, license plate lights, and instrument panel lights are on. It will not appear when only the Daytime Running Lights (DRL) are activated. No action is required, as it simply confirms that these lights are turned on.

Land Rover Door Open Warning Light

The dashboard warning light indicates that a door, trunk, or hood is open when it should be closed. If you see this symbol, pull over and check that all doors, the trunk, and hood are securely closed. If the light remains on after checking, it indicates a different issue that needs to be addressed.

Land Rover Gearbox Clutch Warning Light

The Gearbox Clutch Warning Light indicates a problem with the transmission system. This warning light signals potential issues with fluid level, temperature, or pressure. When this light appears, stop driving and apply the parking brake for safety. It is essential to have your vehicle inspected by a professional mechanic or authorized service center to diagnose and address the issue. Time to call your dealer or authorized service center.

Land Rover Service Stop Start System Warning Light

The "Service Stop Start System Warning Light" indicates a problem with your vehicle's automatic stop-start system. If this light appears, it signifies that a component in the system is malfunctioning, and although it's typically not critical, it should be inspected. It is recommended to have it checked by a professional to ensure proper function.

Land Rover Seat Belt Reminder Warning Light

The seat belt warning light indicates that a passenger or driver is not wearing their seatbelt. If the light remains on despite the seatbelt being fastened, it may indicate a loose connection or faulty sensor. Check the seatbelt buckle and connections to resolve the issue.

Land Rover Low Washer Fluid Warning Light

The washer-fluid icon, depicted as a windshield with a jet of water, indicates low windshield washer fluid levels. This light alerts the driver to refill the washer fluid reservoir. Although not critical, it's advisable to top up the fluid to maintain clear visibility while driving. Filling the reservoir should resolve the issue and turn off the light.

Land Rover Front Fog Indicator Light

A semi-circle with wavy lines indicates that your fog lamps are turned on. This light is activated when your main headlights are on to help improve visibility in foggy conditions. To switch them off, locate the control near your steering wheel and lights.

Land Rover Service Adaptive Cruise Control Warning Light

The adaptive cruise control warning light, indicated by a speedometer and car with an exclamation mark or 'ACC' in yellow or red, signals a fault in the system. This system relies on radars and/or cameras to monitor and adjust speed based on traffic. Try restarting the car to resolve the issue. If the warning persists, consult a trained mechanic or visit a Land Rover dealership.

Land Rover Transmission Temperature Warning Light

The transmission warning light indicates a critical issue with the gearbox's internal components, possibly due to heavy towing, low transmission fluid levels, or excessive wear. You should check the transmission fluid level immediately and have the vehicle inspected by a mechanic if the issue persists.

Land Rover Engine Oil Pressure Warning Light

Land Rover Brake Pads Warning Light

A yellow brake disc with an exclamation mark typically indicates low brake pads. This warning is common in newer cars, signaling the need for maintenance before the pads wear down further. If your brakes feel off, it's time to service them.

Land Rover Loose Fuel Filler Cap Warning Light

The "Check Engine" light with a car and screw symbol typically indicates a loose gas cap. Check the gas cap and ensure it is securely closed. If the cap is fine but the light remains on, visit a Land Rover service center. If your car is older, inspect the gas cap seal for cracks and replace it if necessary. If the issue persists, professional assistance is recommended.