The ‘Check Fuel Cap’ message on a Honda CR-V indicates a leak in the Evaporative Emission Control (EVAP) system. This typically occurs when the fuel cap is loose, damaged, or missing, allowing fuel vapors to escape into the atmosphere.
107T on a tire indicates a load index of 107 (carrying capacity of 975 kg or 2149 lbs) and a speed rating of T (maximum safe speed of 190 km/h or 118 mph). These markings are part of the tire’s service description, ensuring safe and appropriate usage for specific vehicles.
The symbol of a car with wiggly lines beneath or behind it is a universal automotive warning light indicating Electronic Stability Control (ESC) activity or failure. It alerts the driver that the vehicle’s traction systems are actively intervening or that the system is malfunctioning.
P235 is the beginning of a tire size code: ‘P’ stands for Passenger type, and ‘235’ indicates the tire’s section width in millimeters from sidewall to sidewall.
Explains the meaning of ‘Ice Possible’ on a car, typically indicating an issue with the ice/water sensor in the windshield wiper system.
The abbreviation ‘DLR’ on a license plate typically stands for ‘Dealer,’ indicating a vehicle used or owned by a car dealership. This designation serves specific regulatory and identification purposes.
SRT stands for ‘Street and Racing Technology,’ a high-performance division of Dodge. It focuses on developing vehicles with enhanced horsepower, handling, and track-ready capabilities.
In a Nissan Altima, a ‘malfunction’ indicator typically refers to a system failure detected by the onboard computer. This is most commonly associated with the Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) or specific warnings like the CVT or Brake system alerts.
Transmission service refers to the professional maintenance of a vehicle’s transmission system to ensure smooth gear shifts and longevity. It typically involves fluid changes, filter replacements, and mechanical inspections.
In Massachusetts, a blue license plate signifies that the vehicle is registered to a first responder or emergency services personnel, such as police officers, firefighters, and ambulance drivers.