It can be alarming when a light comes on the dashboard of your car. Some are more urgent than others. Below is a guide to what you should do when you see these lights comes on.
Contact your local Suzuki dealer.
Check your tyres as soon as is safe to stop and do so.
This appears if the handbrake is applied.
But if it appears when you’re driving, contact your local Suzuki dealer as soon as possible.
When illuminated this indicates that the emergency brake is active or that a serious brake malfunction has been detected. If the emergency brake is inactive, make a service appointment with your local Suzuki dealer immediately.
Contact your local Suzuki dealer as soon as possible.
This will be lit if the you turn off the ESP system by holding the button for a few seconds. A simple hold of the button will turn the system back on and turn off the light.
Check the oil, and top up if necessary
Contact your local Suzuki dealer as soon as possible.
Contact your local Suzuki dealer as soon as possible
Contact your local Suzuki dealer.
Contact your local Suzuki dealer as soon as possible.
You’re running low on fuel, fill up!
The light comes on to warn you that the dual sensor brake support may come on as it has detected the vehicle may be in a collision.
The dual sensor brake support is turned off.
This light comes on to warn the driver the vehicle is swaying and leaving its lane.
The lane departure warning is turned off.
Contact your local Suzuki dealer.
Contact your local Suzuki dealer.
There may be a problem with the headlights. Contact your local Suzuki dealer.
A reminder the driver or passenger does not have their seatbelt on.
This shows the engine is stopped.
When you switch off the A-Stop feature, this will be lit, however if it blinks, contact your local Suzuki dealer.
Contact your local Suzuki dealer.
Contact your local Suzuki dealer.
Indicates one or more doors (or the boot) is not closed when the car is moving.