2016 NISSAN ROGUE DASHBOARD LIGHT GUIDE

When you're driving along and a little light pops up on your dashboard, a hundred thoughts go through your head. The important thing to know is that it could be an indicator light or the dreaded warning light. To help drivers like you in the Peoria, Avondale and Surprise area understand your dashboard lights, we've compiled a dashboard light guide for your Nissan Rogue. That way, you can be prepared in the event that one of those lights pops on.

INDICATOR LIGHTS VS. WARNING LIGHTS

It's important to know the difference between indicator lights and warning lights. Indicator lights are simply telling you that there's an issue that you should be aware about. It means that you should have it checked sooner or later . Warning lights are letting you know that there's a problem in real time. It means that you may have to pull over and seek assistance from your authorized Nissan dealer.

NISSAN ROGUE INDICATOR LIGHTS

  • All-Wheel Drive Lock- This light simply lets you know that you've activated the AWD Lock.
  • High Beam Indicator Light- This blue light will pop on if you've activated your Rogue's high beams.
  • Malfunction Indicator Light- There are a few reasons that this light pops on. The number one reason is that your fuel cap is loose. Another reason is that there may be a problem with the emission control system.
  • Slip Indicator- When this light blinks it indicates that the Vehicle Dynamic Control system in your 2016 Nissan Rogue has activated. It lets you know that you're driving on slippery terrain and the traction isn't ideal.

NISSAN ROGUE WARNING LIGHTS

  • Anti-Lock Braking System Warning- This light means that your ABS isn't functioning properly. In this instance, have it checked by your Nissan dealer.
  • Charge Warning Light- When this light appears, it means that there's a problem with your charging system. Check your Nissan SUV's drive belt. If it's loose or broken, then contact your Nissan dealer. Don't attempt to drive your Nissan Rogue if there's a problem with the drive belt.
  • Master Warning Light- This light has a variety of meanings. This could mean low fuel, low windshield wiper fluid or a loose fuel cap.
  • Power Steering Warning Light- This light means that you will have no power assist with your steering wheel. It's recommended that you safely pull your Nissan Rogue over and contact your Nissan dealer. Don't attempt to drive your vehicle when this light appears, as steering will be increasingly difficult.

SCHEDULE SERVICE AT COULTER NISSAN

Now that you're well versed in your Nissan Rogue's dashboard lights, you'll be prepared the day that one comes on. It's important to remember that with almost all of your warning lights, it's highly recommended that you pull over to safety and contact your authorized Nissan dealer.

For drivers in the Peoria, Avondale and Surprise area, you can always come into Coulter Nissan when you see these lights appear. Our technicians will find the reason your warning light went on and fix it so you can enjoy driving your Nissan Rogue.