Brake System Warning Light
Whether you're gliding along scenic country roads or driving through city traffic, it's important that your brakes are always functioning correctly.
If a light that looks like an exclamation point in a circle with the word BRAKE under it appears on your Subaru WRX dash, it means that there's an issue with this important component of your car.
When you see this light, you'll want to stop driving as soon as possible and call your local service center. A qualified technician will take a look at your car and make any necessary repairs.
Check Engine Light
When you see a light that looks like a small engine with the words CHECK ENGINE above it on your WRX dashboard, your car is most likely experiencing an issue with its emission control system.
If the light keeps blinking, it means that an engine misfire has been detected. However, when it stays illuminated, there may be an emission control system malfunction.
Driving with this light on can damage your vehicle, so you'll want to have it looked at as soon as possible. When you bring your Subaru WRX to our service center, a member of the team will assess your car and fix the issue so that you can get back on the road in no time.
Engine Low Oil Level Warning Indicator
While you and your friends rely on coffee and soda to stay energized during long drives, your car needs fresh, clean oil to ensure it runs smoothly.
When a light that looks like an oil lamp appears on your WRX dash, it means your car doesn't have enough oil. You'll want to stop your vehicle and refill the engine with oil to avoid damaging it during your drive.
If the light remains illuminated, bring your car to our service center, and a member of our team will assess the issue.
Low Tire Pressure Warning Light
 When you see a light that looks like an exclamation point inside a horseshoe, your car's tire pressure is low. Head over to your local gas station and fill your tires with air. This should solve the problem, and the light should disappear.
However, if this Subaru dash light stays illuminated, you may have a damaged tire. Stop by your local service center to have your tires repaired or replaced so that you can get back to exploring.